
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a proud Indian and his sartorial choices also bear proof to it. What is the one word that comes to your mind when you think of PM Modi's style statement? Well, what almost each one of us will agree to is that his dressing sense is very Indian and always impeccable too.
PM Modi in his kurta, half-sleeves jacket and churidar look (Picture Credit: X)
One of PM Modi's go-to attire is a half-sleeves kurta, churidar and a sleeveless jacket, also popularly known as Modi jacket. Think of PM Modi and his image in kurta, churidar and half sleeves jacket conjures up instantly. If you were to scan images of PM Modi on the internet, the one adjective that comes to mind is that his dressing is very simple and devoid of any frills. Clearly, the fashion principle he swears by is to keep it minimal and comfortable.
Right from his RSS days to now in his third term in office, PM Modi has been wearing clothes made from khadi or handspun cotton fabric. Khadi fabric is sustainable too and it is one of the beloved fabrics of Mahatma Gandhi. By wearing khadi fabric to date, PM Modi gives a subtle boost to Indian textiles and local artisans. He has worn a lot of khadi jackets on international platforms to spread more awareness about the fabric.
From wearing a lime green sleeveless jacket to wearing a pink number, PM Modi does not shy from wearing any colour per se. However, he seems to have a natural liking towards white colour. One can rarely think of any colour that PM Modi has not worn in all these years.
PM Modi wears bandhgala usually when he's meeting foreign dignitaries abroad. (Picture Credit: X)
While usually, PM Modi is seen wearing his kurta, churidar and sleeveless jacket, when he's going abroad to meet prominent people of other countries, he also wears bandhgalas. Well-tailored and sharply cut, his choice of bandhgalas and their flattering fit has always made him appear impeccable. Besides, they make for a great formal wear option that others view as a symbol of authority and diplomacy.
PM Modi wears a jacket made from recycled plastic bottles during G7 summit in Japan in 2023. (Picture Credit: X)
Yes! To encourage others and send out a strong message, PM Modi has also worn jackets made from recycled plastic bottles. A case in point is in 2023, he wore a Nehru jacket made from recycled fabric in Parliament during the India Energy Week event. So, clearly he is big on sustainable fashion.
PM Modi drapes shawl that features Mithila painting (Picture Credit: X)
In colder months, PM Modi likes to drape a shawl around him. You will always see some kind of traditional motifs, weaving pattern and design on these shawls. From wearing handspun Pashmina shawls to gifting shawls made by local artisans to foreign dignitaries, PM Modi has always tried to promote India's rich cultural heritage and artisan craftsmanship through his selection of shawls.
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