NITN | @notintownlive | 09 Mar 2020, 08:07 am

Kolkata/NITN: As the entire country is set to celebrate festival Holi, two menswear brands, Dapper and Surbhi Pansari, have come out with special menswear.
Dapper is here with their new collection ‘Pop of Hues’ to offer men some fashion options to wear this Holi.
Subtle and loosely-fitted kurta-pyjama in a light colour like pink or yellow, with its traditional essence will make one look more rooted.
Also, one can opt for floral jawahar jackets to complete the traditional look.
The collection of label Surbhi Pansari includes suits in the shades like Celery Green and Coral.
The designer has an extensive varieties from layered kurtas to embroidered ones to choose from.
Men can also try 'Bandhgalas' in this Holi.
Checkered bow ties, pocket squares, stylized buttons and broaches are a must have for every man.
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