15 Trending Red Sherwani Looks To Go For In 2022

By Author: Vikram Sharma
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'Red' was once thought to be a feminine colour! However, times have changed! Dark rich reds, reds with wine or maroon undertones, reds paired with white, black, or gold, and so on are all elements that have already entered the male ethnic fashion scene! Weddings in 2022 will see a lot of red sherwani looks, so if you're a groom-to-be, don't be afraid to choose the colour for your wedding outfit. While the words 'bride' and 'red' are synonymous in the Indian wedding fashion scene, a groom in red is also a pretty fashionable and masculine take on Indian groom wear.

Today, we present you with 15 red sherwanis that will remind you that red is the colour of love!

1. Big Floral Motifs

If you can pull it off, a red and gold sherwani with large floral motifs is one of the most glamorous ways to do so. This red sherwani is complemented by a dark gold churidar and a red stole. It's more appropriate to call it a dupatta with a gold ornate border than a stole! The look has been complemented by a red turban and gold jootis.

2. The Waistcoat with Sherwani Look

The sherwani style has evolved in a variety ...
... of ways. While sherwani jackets are typically worn with anarkali style kurtas or on their own, they can also be worn with a waistcoat on top. In this case, two types of designs and embroidery have been combined in an appealing way.

3. With Beige Gold Kurta

On the red sherwani jacket, Mughal floral embroidery style has been used in gold thread. It's worn with a beige to matte gold kurta over cotton vest and tapered trousers in the same colour.

4. Jacquard Red Sherwani

A gold kurta and churidar have been paired with a red sherwani jacket that features a large diamond-shaped gold jacquard pattern.

5. Timelessly Red and Gold

Red and gold is a classic combination that appeals to people of all ages. The dark red sherwani is embellished with gold embroidery near the sleeve hems and collar. It has been paired with a red and gold brocade stole in addition to a gold churidar.

6. The Red Sherwani with the Tussar Dhoti

Call it fusion, but it's a very well-put-together look! This bright red sherwani jacket is embellished with matte gold and blue embroidery! In addition, the large statement buttons alternate between gold and blue. The fact that this sherwani has been paired with a tussar dhoti with an embroidered border sets it apart from the norm, as sherwanis are typically paired with churidar bottoms.

7. Royal Looks with Embellished Dupattas

A traditional outfit like a red sherwani looks more royal with full-size dupattas rather than stoles. This sherwani is worn with gold churidar bottoms, a red-gold duotone turban, and leather jootis. The look's focal point is a dupatta with zari embroidered floral motifs and a heavily ornate border.

8. Brocade Red Sherwani

The sherwani kurta is made of a rich red and gold brocade fabric. It can be worn with light gold churidar bottoms and a stole with woven gold details on the border and sides in a rich red glossy silk texture. The combination of a red lehenga and a red sherwani is timeless in big fat Indian weddings.

9. The Magic of Dark Red and Matte Gold

This look is possibly the most unique on the list due to the unusual headgear, which appears to be inspired by Middle Eastern and Persian styles. The short sherwani jacket is a dark red that borders on wine. The embellishments are matte gold in colour. The tapered pants are also in the same colour. The shoes are also in the same colour scheme.

10. Big Gold Motifs

This sherwani jacket is embellished with large gold woven motifs. It was worn with a simple white dhoti. Even the headgear is in the traditional colours of red, gold, and white.

11. Dark Red Velvet Sherwani

Dark red velvet appears extremely rich and extravagant! When combined with the ornate gold zari embroidery, the result is regal. The ornate collar and floral embroidery on this dark red velvet sherwani make it stand out. It's worn with gold churidar bottoms.

12. The Zigzag Pattern

Self-design motifs adorn this dark red sherwani jacket and tapered trousers. This otherwise unadorned sherwani is paired with a one-of-a-kind stole. The stole lacks an ornate border. Instead, it has a gold zigzag stripe sewn across it.

13. Gold Embroidery

If you have a slim, tall build, this warm sherwani jacket is ideal. Two different shades of gold have been used! The first is pure gold zari, and the second is a matte gold thread! Because the designs run in horizontal panels, this embroidery design is ideal for tall, lean grooms.

14. The Navy Blue Stole

Thread embroidery and velvet trim on a silk base distinguish this traditional red sherwani. It's worn with white churidar bottoms, a red turban, and a dark navy blue stole with an embroidered border.

15. The Decadence in Traditional Fashion

This is a traditional sherwani look, complete with turban, stole, jootis, mala, and brooch! The churidar bottoms, inner anarkali-style kurta with flared hem, stole with ornate border, and turban with gold border are all in a glossy red. The sherwani jacket is off-white in colour with gold embroidery.