#sherwani

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[jake-g-lockley]

di im having frankie x desi!reader thoughts :""""""D

like imagine him and you being invited to a wedding and you're part of the wedding party so you don't get ready with him and even though the both of you are engaged he's never seen you in a fancy ass lehenga before so he absolutely freezes when you walk past him, in your element, tying jasmine onto the brides hair and you see him and bonus if before you both leave you adjust his sherwani pin and THE MAKING OUT THAT ENSUES MY GOD IM YEARNING SO BADLY RN

Asian Ting in a Lehenga (Frankie Morales x desi!reader)

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Warning: kissing + hot Frankie, swearing Word count: 1k

A/N: tell me that this robe wasn’t just a sherwani and that the ovary or blood vessel I just burst was worth it. Short drabble based on this ask by @brekkers-desigirl and damn my brain literally can't handle this omggggg

.・。.・゜✭・.・✫・゜・。.

Frankie frowned at his reflection as he ruffled his hair, attempting to tame it down a notch before leaning against the wall furthest from the crowd as he waited for you. The deep mustard sherwani that was detailed with suns you had bought for him made him look like a prince but Frankie had always been one to not like the spotlight on him. He sighed as he looked at his watch for the umpteenth time, waiting for you to make your appearance. 

To call you his fiance was a great gift and he loved your family, your culture and whatever made you the beautiful woman that you were. You were quite literally the apple of his eye and no one on this big blue Earth even comes close to you. 

As the sister of the bride, you had taken your position as the maid of honor very seriously, making sure that everything was planned down to military precision, which Frankie also was very proud of (and slightly turned on by). Frankie absolutely enjoyed the whole of yesterday, watching you order people around while he trailed around you eating and feeding you tasty Indian sweets, his mouth set in a dreamy grin that earned him buckets of laughter from your relatives. 

Frankie’s thought bubble burst as he caught your distinct sweet perfume. Before he could call your name, you quickly brushed past him to rush up to your sister. Frankie’s mouth dropped to the floor as he freezes, his eyes scanning your form as you held up jasmine flowers while yelling at your sister. Frankie had never seen you in Indian clothes before and he swore that you had exceeded his expectations tremendously. 

Your lehenga was the same shade as his, decorated with similar sun patterns and its long skirt cascaded down your body as though you were a goddess draped in sunshine. Your hair was worn in a half up and half down hairstyle with long beautiful tendrils framing your face. You were pinning the extra flowers onto your sister's hair while Frankie’s eyes were pinned onto your gorgeous skin that peaked between your blouse and skirt. Frankie made the mistake of moving his eyes slightly upwards, gazing at the low neckline that adorned your blouse and he felt a warm swirl of dizziness settle in the pits of his stomach.

He reached out for you and you moved, causing your dupatta to latch onto a bead at the cuff of his sherwani. He mindlessly followed you as your dupatta clinged onto him like the last ounce of his sanity. He watched your hips move almost fluidly and he couldn’t take it any longer, his arm reaching out to grab you and pull you close. You gasped and let yourself be pulled into his chest as he turned you to face him. 

“Frankie…” you breathed, scanning his face as your face lit up in a smile, only for it to fade once you caught the look that graced your man’s face. 

Once your brain had regained its functioning abilities, you wordlessly stood a little straighter and tipped your chin upwards, freeing your arms from his grasp. Frankie dropped his arms to his side and dipped his head.

Fortunately for Frankie, you had other ideas. 

You curled a finger under his chin and tipped his face up so that his eyes met yours. You stare for a while, admiring the way he had shaped-up his beard and the way the sherwani settled beautifully on his broad shoulders. You dropped your hand to the collar and adjusted his sherwani pin before pulling him close, until your mouth grazed his ear. 

“Bride's changing room in five, pretty boy.” you said, before leaving Frankie to stand there open mouthed as you quickly rushed off to settle your sister. 

.・。.・゜✭・.・✫・゜・。.

The second you had opened that door, you knew you made a small error in choosing a lehenga with such a low neckline. You clamped your eyes shut as you were pulled into a hasty rush of yellow, big hands grabbing onto your hips and dragging you further into the room. 

“Look at me, amor.”

You opened your eyes to only have them flutter close as Frankie traces a line along your exposed abdomen with one of his fingers, before pinching you softly, making you gasp.

“Francisco!”

“I did tell you to look at me.” he shrugged as he smiled down at you.

“Fine, I am now, what are you-”

Frankie cut you off by pulling you close and kissing you fiercely, the fury blinding you to the point that you felt like blacking out. He pinched you again and licked into your mouth when you groaned and pushed his straying hand away. You slid your hands into his curls as you deepened the kiss, his arms wrapping around you and pulling you flush against his chest. His lips were warm against you before he suddenly pulled away and nipped at yours, causing you to moan a little too loudly for your liking. He pulled you in for one more kiss before leaning his forehead against yours and exhaling heavily.

“Fuck, you look delectable, mi diosa.” He says, laughing at how delirious he felt, tugging at your skirt. 

“Nuh, uh, that's enough, big boy. We’re going to be late.” you said, shaking your head at the way Frankie’s fingers grip your skirt and the way he dipped his head to your neck for some soft kisses. 

“A goddess, that's what you are, and you are mine.” he said into your neck.

You love the effect you had on him, but you had a wedding to run. Frankie groaned softly as you pulled his hands away from your skirt. 

“I’ll let you have your way if you behave.” you said, wondering if the compromise might put his thoughts on hold. 

“Fine, but I don’t think I ruined your make up enough.” He said playfully, swiping his finger on his lips to show you the lipstick you left on it. 

“Now you understand why I didn’t get ready with you right?” you said, patting his face. 

“We would have never left the room and I would have been fine with that.” he huffed as you laughed and kissed him on his cheek, happy with your oversized troublemaker. 

Tagging: @romanarose @mintpurplemnm @swiggy-needs-mental-help

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[hyorinbaek]

This is Naruto wearing sherwani, a traditional costume that mostly South Asian country wear it (like India, Pakistan, and nearby region).

Yehaawww

Here I am, again, with new fanartwork where I'm trying something new. So at first I try to draw Naruto in my tribe's traditional outfit, then, but it involving so much heavy details and accecories, then think to change it to royal theme outfit. And then I go through pinterest and see man wearing sherwani, and I just ... can I? Can I pactice drawing outfit using this?

Like what I write before sherwani is a traditional costume from South Asian, knee-length jacket usually weared in the wedding and other formal event. This outift usually made with embroidery or motif patterns and paired with pjyamas or churidar (trouser), peshawari pagri or traditional turban, and long drapery silk.

Okayyy, it's time to practice more!I have goals to draw as many as possible as I can.

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[kingabdull]

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[jonsmith234]

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[loveyounoel2022]

Vince, Howard, and Naboo in Punjabi wedding Sherwanis

I was watching a Punjabi wedding movie with family and suddenly had this idea lol

[men-fashion-tips]

Top 6 Designer Wedding Sherwanis for the Perfect Groom

On your wedding day, you want to look dapper. You walk for miles before nodding to the best wedding sherwani worn over cotton vest that complements your personality. You go through every nook and cranny to find the perfect wedding décor. However, it all begins with selecting the ideal sherwani for the perfect groom.

Let us walk you through a few trendy men's wedding sherwani designs that could save you time. Pastel Sherwani Whatever the case, pastels remain popular. Make an entrance wearing a soothing pastel sherwani that will draw all eyes to you. It is up to you whether you prefer baby blue, peach, pistachio green, or the trendy suave pink. Pastel colors add a modern touch to your outfit, and you look elegant while wearing them. Accessorize to make the day more enjoyable. Floral Print Sherwani Men's fashion has evolved by incorporating floral prints into their wardrobe. Wear a floral print sherwani to your wedding to stand out from the crowd. You're sure to get compliments on your choice from your friends, and especially from the bride. Choose colors and patterns that make you look relaxed yet stylish. Embroidered Sherwani The word "royalty" speaks for itself! Wearing an embroidered sherwani to your wedding can excite you. The fabric and elegant colors add to the richness. There's even more! Accessorize your look with the best jewels, turban, and pocket square. And you match your bride's outfit by wearing similar colors. Does that already make you the ideal couple? Jodhpuri Sherwani Consider saying your vows in a traditional Jodhpuri sherwani. All the glitters encircle you, surrounded by sparkling gems and jewels. Not to mention the elegance of the sword wrapped around your waist. Wait, there's more: you can select from a range of colors that complement the royalty theme. And a matching turban completely transforms the look. This is your chance to shine as a stylish groom. Indo-western Sherwani If you want to buy men's sherwani, you should definitely look into the Indo-western collection. This ethnic wear allows you to be creative with your outfit choices. The Indo-western sherwani has a wide range of applications and can be worn to a variety of wedding functions. The market is flooded with suave styles and colors in the dhoti and kurta categories. You should look like the ideal groom on whom the ladies have a crush. Velvet Shawl Not only kings, but also grooms, lavishly decorate their wardrobes with velvet shawls. You accessorize your look with a velvet shawl on your wedding day or other grand occasions. If you haven't tried it yet, your wedding day is the ideal occasion to make it your go-to look. Simply go for it! Unique Men’s Wedding Sherwani Designs to Uplift the Groom’s Style Quotient Here are the four most recent options available online to get you away from this overdone cliché in groom's fashion. Floral Paisley Green That may sound unusual and unlikely for men, but it looks great when you wear the sherwani paired with south Indian white lungi ensemble with floral and paisley greens. Intricate thread nuances and Zari brocade work all over the length give it regal appeal in a one-of-a-kind work of couture art. Its rare artistic finesse comes from the fine blend of texture and edging overlays. All you have to do is carry it with the pride of a groom and the traditional poise that comes naturally to you, and it will serve you well. Beige Silk Sherwani with Stole The heavy Zari embroidery work done on the silk vestment, all depicted in basic beige and white shades, results in a Wedding Sherwani outfit that is subtly appealing. It gets its enigmatic charm from the matching white stole, which is done with beautiful thread work and intricately designed borders. A great way to stand out from the crowd with your wedding attire. Turquoise blue silk sherwani Turquoise blue in men's sherwanis is not a color that should be worn by everyone. Those who know how to wear designer traditional wear with grace, on the other hand, can really make the most of the distinctive shade to the best of traditional fashion's merits. It goes well with the blue turban with an ornamental charm attached. Gold Sherwani with Zardozi work This one is only for those who are naturally drawn to princely acts and the regal code of dress. This sherwani has intrinsic royal art done all over with rich Zardozi work and layered couture craft with flared ends and is built on multiple folds and layers. When paired with gemstone necklaces and clothing, the dress becomes even more appealing. Something to rejoice about for modern men who have the ability to try on different dresses while maintaining their flair for traditional dressing. Final Words With these exclusive Groom Wedding Sherwani designs, you will undoubtedly get the best of style wrapped up in a one-of-a-kind ensemble of traditional clothing that will make you stand out on your wedding day. You may have more colors and patterns around these, giving you a wider range to choose from while remaining unique and amazing in an Indian groom's avatar.

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[shopping-ideas]

Wedding Shervani for Man

Designer sherwanis with dhotis or pajamas are the most suitable kinds of apparel for traditional occasions. However, sherwanis with achkans will make your look anything short of fabulous. Also, consider pairing your sherwanis with jewellery pieces and trendy mojaris or juttis for completing the traditional look. Nehru jacket will be a perfect add-on as an outer layer on shervanis for man.

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