<p>Sherwani is a long coat like garment usually worn over a Kurta and Churidar. With changing times, Sherwani is worn as a Kurta itself over Churidar ladies leather trousers. Designer Sherwanis are buttoned up and usually reach the knee in length. This makes men look taller and more graceful. Designer sherwanis are mostly preferred as wedding suits.</p> <p>Designer Sherwanis can be of various types like the Peshawari and the Baloochi, and are usually embellished with embroidery and zardozi work. An Indian Bridegroom’s Sherwani is incomplete without joothis or Indian sandals.</p> <p>Designer Sherwanis are stitched in a variety of styles, patterns and designs. There are loads of options even when it comes to the choice of fabric. Though these tend to get pricier with more intricate designs, the elegance it provides is worthy enough. Done manually before, now machine embroidery has over taken the making of a sherwani. The embellishments usually used in the manufacture of Designer Sherwanis are beads, mirrors, sequins and resham threads. Sherwanis contain diverse embroidery works like dabka, kundan, zari, sequins, and even Swarovski crystal with fashionable colors as red, yellow, magenta and black. This ensemble is crafted with silk so as to bear an elegant look. Likewise, it is also very graceful fabric found in various colors, styles, designs and motifs.</p> <p>Designer Sherwanis are stitched keeping in mind the modern fashion trends. They are available in a wide range of aesthetic embroidery works along with diverse colors and patterns bringing timeless appeal to the regal stature of the Bridegroom wearing it. Different materials like woven silks, crepes, brocades, crinkled tissues, tussars embellished with gold, Zardozi, antique work, beads, and mirrors are used to design modern attire.</p> <p>Sherwanis are usually preferred by Bride-grooms to be worn on their wedding day. Sherwanis with their unique designs and styles give a regal look to the groom. Apart from the groom, even best-man of the groom and other relatives present in the wedding ceremony like to opt for Sherwani.</p>

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