27 June,2014 08:45 AM IST | | Dhara Vora
They have been rocking FIFA World Cup 2014 with their footie skills but nations like France and Brazil are also grabbing eyeballs with their stylish kits
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The colour combinations that teams have experimented with are outstanding this year.
Most of the teams have incorporated or contrasted bright colours, be it on the jersey or a contrasting colour on the shoes.
I personally liked Portugal's jersey, and Iran's red jersey with the cheetah printed on it.
Karem Benzema sports a trendy jersey in France's game against Switzerland
Brazil's blue and yellow combination is always good, and I favour Germany because of their all white look.
I think the all-black away jersey of Spain looked really good.
The team I really liked was France with their horizontal stripes and the buttoned crew neck collar.
Brazil's Neymar and Dani Alves celebrate after scoring a goal. Pics/AFP
The host nation Brazil has the most vibrant colours, Italy had the best dressed up team in my opinion and guys like Balotelli have started a new trend by endorsing the two-coloured shoes.
Not everyone can carry and pull off such a style.
Football is a game of style, energy and trends; many trends get created and followed in this time.
The Netherlands wear their trademark orange that drew applause in the style department too. Pic/AFP
I think the most striking fashion moment this World Cup was when the Italian team landed at the airport.
All the team players wearing sharp Dolce & Gabbana suits standing in a line was a sight no other team could compare with.
As far as jerseys go, I like Argentina's play with the blue and white stripes.
Argentina and Iran's sporting kits for FIFA World Cup 2014 came in for praise. Pic/AFP
The idea of picking the best jersey keeps going up and down based on the teams I am supporting.
But I feel nothing can beat the orange jersey of The Netherlands, the colour is such that it has become iconic.
Also Cameroon has done a great job with the African inspired print all over the jersey.
Also, the colours red, yellow and green make for a good combination and are also the colours for my next collection. Brazil I think would be the all time favourite.