Doing a print on print look has always turned out to be one of the really interesting look in any fashion look book but having a man pulling up this trend is something which not many people in India would want to try.  Although every time anyone says Indian Culture, there is a bombardment of Images with a lot of color and prints happening, yet Indian men are still not very daring to wear Printed clothes. Is it because of the conservative thinking of the society or something else?

In India, Prints exist majorly either in the form of boring Check shirts or in the form of ethnic clothes, as a result, they get limited to certain occasions only.

Shubham Chaudhary, 19 year old B.Ed student From Delhi University.

I have Known Shubham Chaudhary for more than two years now and he is one of few people I know who love having ethnic elements in their daily wear clothes. Shubham is also associated with NGOs like Let’s Talk and wants to learn Psychology in future. He likes to mix his denim with some printed Kurta or shirt and Kolhapuri Chappals or leather shoes. Thus keeping the look with a hint of an ethnic elegance.

Mandeep Singh, 22, Fashion designer

One of the really cool things I noticed is that he chose to wear two different shirts to have a little hint of grunge subculture which also in a way helps in the cold winter climate though I shot these pictures before Christmas when it wasn’t very cold.