Shah Rukh Khan's iconic portrayal in DDLJ marked a trendsetting moment in Bollywood fashion. His classic brown jacket, accompanied by a guitar, became a cultural phenomenon

In "DDLJ," Shah Rukh Khan also rocked a varsity jacket, symbolizing his playful side in the movie

Shah Rukh Khan's role in "DDLJ" featured a stylish leather jacket that quickly became an emblem of cool and edgy fashion. 

In "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai," Shah Rukh Khan redefined 'cool' with his character's style. 

The 'cool' necklace and athleisure wear became his signature, setting a new fashion standard 

Mohabbatein showcased Shah Rukh Khan in a sophisticated role.

He draped cardigans over shirts and wore stylish glasses, giving his character, Narayan Shankar, an intellectual edge

In Main Hoon Na, Shah Rukh Khan sported an irresistible undercover military look. His beige turtleneck sweater, trench coat, and Burberry scarf combined suave and ruggedness. The iconic train scene left everyone in awe.

Shah Rukh Khan's role in "Devdas" was a true feast for the eyes. He sported a striking look, donning a clean white shirt, suspenders, well-pressed trousers, a stylish hat, and even had a walking stick, bringing the character of Devdas to life with a level of flair that was hard to equal. 

Shah Rukh Khan's portrayal in the "Don" film series marked an incredible evolution. In one installment, he sported short hair and donned black glasses

In the subsequent film, he flaunted long hair, igniting a trend that inspired thousands to grow out their hair, yet few could capture the same magic.

In "Pathan," Shah Rukh Khan continued to captivate with his long tresses, driving fans into a frenzy. 

Shah Rukh Khan's incredible transformation for the movie 'Pathaan' had fans in awe, as he defied his age and showcased a chiseled physique. His shirtless scene, revealing a six-pack, was a standout moment that left everyone impressed.

As Vikram Rathore in "Jawan," he confidently carried off the grey hair look with unmatched swagger.

Shah Rukh Khan, in his role in the movie Jawan, showed how flexible he can be as an actor. He began by adopting a "bald" appearance, which was quite bold. Then, he effortlessly transitioned into a retro look