Saif's debut film saw him stepping into attires that resonated with the essence of his royal character.

He donned majestic 'resort' wear that not only suited the role but also marked his introduction to the world of cinema.

Transitioning into a modern and trendy image, Saif sported casual jackets, denim, and shirts in Yeh Dillagi.

This marked a shift towards contemporary fashion, reflecting his on-screen persona as a young and urban individual. His style choices resonated with the audience, making him relatable to the youth.

Main Khiladi Tu Anari: Taking on the role of a stylish cop, Saif's wardrobe transformed to match his character's confident and metropolitan personality.

His chic suits and bold accessories mirrored the changing influence of Western fashion on Bollywood, establishing him as a trendsetter.

Dil Chahta Hai: Saif's role in Dil Chahta Hai not only shaped his career but also his fashion identity.

Portraying the effortlessly cool Sameer, he sported open shirts, casual tees, and linen pants.

His character's youthful and contemporary style resonated with the new generation, creating a lasting impact.

With Hum Aapke Hai Kaun, Saif's fashion sense took an ethnic turn.

He redefined ethnic wear with his stylish ensembles

In Kal Ho Naa Ho, Saif's fashion sense took a refined turn. Playing the role of Rohit, he embraced elegant suits and formal wear.

His transition from a carefree individual to a mature and responsible character was evident not just in his acting but also in his sophisticated wardrobe.

In this movie, Saif kept up his contemporary looks and redefined fashion standards for that age

In Love Aaj Kal, Saif's wardrobe mirrored the complexities of love and relationships.

 As Jai, he effortlessly carried off both retro and contemporary looks.

Saif's portrayal of Ranvir Singh in the Race series highlighted his suave and glamorous side. 

His wardrobe consisted of sharp suits, leather jackets, and accessories that embodied his character's high-stakes life.

Saif's recent role as Udaybhan Rathod in 'Tanhaji' showcased his adaptation to historical narratives. 

The regal costumes and intricate jewelry added depth to his portrayal of the antagonist. His transformation into the character extended beyond acting, encompassing his entire appearance.