Dress for who you are.

Which colours suit fair-skinned men? Navy, maroon, olive, bottle green and charcoal. Here is what to wear, what to avoid and why.

The most common Indian skin tone. Navy, olive, maroon, crisp white and teal suit wheatish skin best. Avoid beige and tan close to your face.

White, light blue, mint, lavender and navy look great on dusky skin. Learn which colours flatter brown skin and which to avoid.

Bright white, pastels and bold colours like red, yellow and royal blue create stunning contrast on deep skin. Here is the full guide.

Slim or skinny build? Regular-fit clothes, layers, checks and textured fabrics add shape and presence. Here is exactly what to wear.

Broad shoulders, narrower waist? Well-fitted polos, tees, stretch shirts and slim-straight trousers show your shape without clinging.

Fuller chest or tummy? Regular fits, darker solid colours and vertical lines create a cleaner, longer look. Avoid tight slim fits and busy prints.

Under 5′6″? Slim fits, solid colours, monochrome outfits and vertical stripes make you look taller. Skip baggy and oversized clothes.

Tall men can carry relaxed and oversized fits, layers, checks and horizontal stripes. Here is how to look balanced, not lanky.

A simple office wardrobe for Indian men: Oxford and formal shirts, chinos and trousers, polos for Fridays. Colours and fits that always work.

From kurta sets and Nehru jackets to blazers and festive shirts, here is what to wear as a male wedding guest and which colours to choose for your skin tone.

Simple, put-together date outfits for men: a good shirt or knit polo, dark jeans or chinos, clean shoes. Colours that suit you and fits that flatter.