There was a time when Bollywood actors refrained from experimenting with their off-screen fashion game. Most actors were comfortable in their skin and seldom tried something out of the box when it came to what they chose to wear. The surprise package of 2017 was actor Irrfan Khan, who completely transformed his game. From multi print suits to unconventional layering, Irrfan tried all this and much more and created an image of him. Irrfan Khan ranges from stylish to his quirky best when it comes to fashion. The man took fashion all together to a different level while promoting his last year releases Hindi Medium and Qarib Qarib Singlle. The actor was also spotted in the most unconventional attire this year on many occasions.
Irrfan surely does know how to not only keep the ball rolling off his array of experimental roles in movies but his role as a true fashion sport off screen too is something noteworthy. Much like his characters on screen, his off-screen persona, especially his style factor has always made everyone pretty curious for good.
Let us explore with Irrfan Khan's sartorial choices on his birthday this year which is on 7th January 2018.
Look 1 - Floral printed shirt from Zara teamed up with an Abraham and Thakore lungi. A black jacket from the house of Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna complemented his look and we like the actor’s swag. In West Coast Footwear Company sandals, he was an eye-catcher.
Look 2 - In a colourful, floral printed grey bomber jacket, paired with a black shirt and cropped trousers from Khanijo, Khan looks like the poster-boy of coolness.
Look 3 - Candy striped shirt from Pero teamed with a stark white jacket from 11.11.
Look 4 - Omber shirt from Jack and Jones paired with a classy blue jacket from Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna.
Look 5 - Breezy whites top the list of the versatile actor’s sartorial choices and in this handwoven shirt from Abhishek Dutta with an urban jungle print, he looks suave. We like the textured linen kurta and denim he wore with the jacket, giving us a striking monochrome look.
Look 6 - Khan proves his flair for fashion experiments in this salmon colour chanderi cover-up tee teamed with a nude-hued silk shirt by Urvashi Kaur.
Look 7 - We can’t get enough of this dashing monochrome look in a zebra-striped lungi from Abraham and Thakore, which he paired with a suave black jacket from the same brand.
Look 8 - Rocking a barcode kurta from Pawan Sachdeva, Khan gives us another eye candy and the sunglasses up the ante of his attire.
Look 9 - Contemporary kurta with drapes galore from Sarab Khanijou and we have to say it’s a winner. We like the black jacket he paired it with, which contrasted nicely with the dove-grey kurta.
Look 10 - Pop the Art, Irrfan looks uber cool in Anuj Madaan Couture, sneakers by Berzeria.
Look 11 - Irrfan the Dark Marsala, looking dapper in Vaibhav Singh shirt, Jacket and Harem by Sayantan Sarkar and sneakers by Berzeria
Look 12 - Irrfan in the shade of Divinity looks dashing in Angarakha & Bandhgala by Anita Dongre, Brooch by Sri Trikaa.
Look 13 - Irrfan spells easily with swag looking luxe and relaxed in Khanijo shirts with flaps, linen silk bomber and trousers by Marks and Spencer, leather sandal by WCFCO
Look 14 - Irrfan in ethereal shades of autumn wearing Sarab Khanijou shirt, harem by Abhishek Dutta and sandals by WCFCO.
Look 15 - Irrfan in with a lot of black, monochrome looks coupled with perfect patterns and quirky touches wearing Jacket and Lungi by Abraham and Thakore, Sandals by West Coast Footwear Company.
Look 16 - Irrfan wears Blazer and Trousers by Pero, Shirt by Zara and Sandals by West Coast Footwear
Look 17 - Irrfan looks dapper in Suit by Asish N Soni and shoes by Trumpet
Look 18 - Shirt and Trousers - H&M, Waistcoat – Berleigh, Loafers – Berleigh
Look 19 - Irrfan walked the ramp in Rajesh Pratap Singh attire at GQ Fashion Nights. Draped in navy blue coupled with patterns and quirky touches, Irrfan surely does make his style look effortless.
Look 20 - Jacket by Raamz, Shirt by JackNJones and Harem Trousers by Mayyur Girotra
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