Go Royal In A White Sherwani – 15 Ways To Ace The Look

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The colour white represents the infinite. The colour defies classification. It removes all associations with age. It can work equally well as a colour of grandeur, respectability, or masculinity. So it would be incorrect to say that if you want to look royal at your wedding or any other event, wearing white is the safest and possibly best colour choice you can make. Despite being a neutral colour, a white sherwani looks royal enough, if not more, for a big fat Indian wedding.

Before we get into the 15 white sherwani looks, it's worth noting that this list includes all shades that fall under the 'white category,' such as off white, ivory, and cream. We will also discuss options in which a white sherwani is worn with colourful bottom wear or accessories. White is a great base colour for any type of embellishment. As a result, we will also include options with a white base and colourful embellishments or prints on it.

1. Textured White Sherwani with Churidar
Let's start with the basics! This white sherwani over premium vests is simple in design. The textured or self-design fabric works perfectly! It's worn with ...
... churidar bottoms in a shiny fabric. The knee-length sherwani, black boots, and traditional brown buttons add a sophisticated touch.

2. Angarakha Sherwani with Embossed Floral Motifs
This option is out of the ordinary! To begin, the cut is similar to that of an angarakha, with side and slanted button lines. Second, the sherwani jacket is extremely short. This one, too, is minimally embellished, with only embellished buttons and an embossed floral design in a muted metallic shade running throughout the Sherwani.

3. Royal Sikh Groom Sherwani
In this traditional white wedding sherwani, the groom looks regal. The inner kurta is longer than the sherwani jacket, and the gathers below form a lovely pattern. A white stole will suffice. The white sherwani jacket features a gold bee hive pattern with isolated motifs throughout. The pink turban complements the white outfit.

4. Classic White & Gold Sherwani
Gold and off-white are a perfect match! The sherwani kurta is embellished with gold ethnic motifs. The stole has an ornate border with zardozi work. Bottoms in neutral churidar are added. The gold-toned headgear with a jewelled brooch completes the look.

5. Pure White Jacquard Sherwani
This is a good option if you want to go for a pure white sherwani look with no embellishments! The fabric has a self-design that looks like a jacquard. The buttons have been embellished. A golden brooch adds a pocket square detail. The turban and churidar bottoms are both white in colour.

6. The Feather in the Turban
This one is straightforward and uncomplicated. The embellished stole, however, sets it apart! The stole's zari embroidered gold border demonstrates intricate craftsmanship. The gold turban with the lovely white feather is one-of-a-kind!

7. Silver and White Sherwani
This white sherwani has a one-of-a-kind embellishment pattern! Dense ethnic motifs in a matte silver shade are used all over the sherwani kurta paired with south Indian white lungi and stole border. The collar is also adorned. The emerald mala is cleverly used as a contrast accessory.

8. White Sherwani with Belt Detail
This white sherwani features floral and leaf motifs in matte gold zari and resham embroidery and a belt detail. The stole with gold and red border is held in place by the belt, and the turban is light pink in colour.

9. White Sherwani with Purple Stole
Some colours enhance the brilliance of white. One of them is purple! The straight-cut sherwani is paired with tapered trousers and has embellished buttons and pocket square details.

10. With a Floral Waistcoat
A simple white sherwani kurta has been elevated by the addition of a white waistcoat with multi-colored floral embroidery. The waistcoat has a collar that is embellished. The look is completed by a one-of-a-kind headgear and churidar bottoms!

11. Paired with a Pashmina
This white sherwani features textured self-design in ethnic motifs, embellished buttons, and a pocket square. The addition of a pashmina shawl instead of a stole really sets it apart and makes it all the more royal.

12. Inspired by the Mughals
This white sherwani features densely packed motifs reminiscent of Mughal architecture. The textured patterns resemble the jaal work on marble found on many Mughal structures! The collar is unadorned, and the sherwani jacket is worn with tapered trousers.

13. With a Multi-Colored Stole
Pairing your white sherwani with a multi-colored stole or dupatta is another way to jazz up the look. Color coordinate the stole with the jewellery or turban you'll be wearing. This groom wore green on his jewellery and stole. His sherwani is also embellished with gold statement buttons.

14. Use a Peach Toned Stole
You can easily add variations to a traditional white or cream sherwani by pairing it with non-stereotypical stoles. The gold and cream sherwani is worn with a peach stole with a gold border and a peach turban.

15. Rose Toned Off-White Sherwani
This two-layer sherwani is available in a matte light rose toned off-white. The sherwani jacket and stole feature floral motifs inspired by Minakari. Matte gold tones were used. Unlike traditional anarkali kurtas worn beneath traditional sherwani jackets, the kurta below is straight.

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