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NaMo to RaGa: Best dressed Indian politicians and tips to recreate their looks

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Updated on: 18 May,2024 05:30 PM IST  |  Mumbai
Aakanksha Ahire | aakanksha.ahire@mid-day.com

Indian politicians have constantly promoted Indian textiles by donning the rich handloom produced in the country, be it khadi or Banarasi silk. Fashion experts say that their iconic looks can be replicated by commoners with the help of these friendly tips

NaMo to RaGa: Best dressed Indian politicians and tips to recreate their looks

Out of the many politicians, some prominent figures stand out in their style as they beautifully weave together handloom and evolving fashion trends, all while keeping the essence of Indian attire intact. Photo Courtesy: PTI/ANI

Key Highlights

  1. Indian politicians have always promoted Indian textiles by wearing rich Indian handloom
  2. Politicians, especially those in the spotlight, have fashion stylists like celebrities do
  3. Stylists curate a wardrobe that helps the politician project an image in front of public

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was recently spotted in a well-starched white kurta-pyjama with a bright saffron-coloured shawl looking radiant. This is not the first time he has created a buzz for his unique outfits. He is also not the first neta known for his style sense.  
 
Indian politicians, since the time of independence, have looked elegant and stylish be it former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru famous for his Nehru jacket or Indian National Congress leader, Sonia Gandhi known for neatly pressed, stiff white and pearl sarees of different kinds. 
 
What’s more, our Indian politicians - men and women, have constantly promoted Indian textiles by donning the rich handloom produced in India. Be it khadi or Banarasi silk, the charm of all Indian textiles has been kept alive by these politicians to date.  
 
Further, the choice of clothes and attire also comes from a sense of understanding of the masses and what is acceptable for them. While men have stuck to wearing kurtas and collared shirts, women have opted for sarees that make them look modest and exude the ‘Bhartiya nari’ vibe.  
 
To elevate the looks, accessories like bindis, sunglasses, short purses, Gandhi topi, tika, Kolhapuri chappals, shawls, etc have stood the test of time, thereby preserving the Indian culture. 

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