There are people of all shapes and sizes, and grooms too could be tall, short, big or small. However, Shape of the body is no hindrance for looking good, all one has to do to cover the flaws of his body is to understand his body type and clothes. So, appropriate attires have been suggested below for different body types.
Tall & broad
Men blessed with these attributes are in fact people desired by women and scorned by men. Most of the men clothes are formed to suit tall & broad men, though grooms can choose anything from tuxedos to dhotis, but the fabric and fabric-cut should be taken care of. The amplifying effect produced by thick and layered clothing can either make you look massive or muscular, so it should be handled very intelligently. Secondly, wrong cuts, like puffed shoulders could make the man look enormous, thus a man with gifted physique should stick to the classic cuts and stitching.
Tall & thin
We have all seen those classic times when 5-layered clothing of a gentleman made a mark in the party gathering, well, this could be your chance to make a mark! Be it trouser suit or dhoti-kurta, same rules apply. Double breasted coats, Nehru collar, Chinese collar, Achkan and other outfits which are closed and made of heavy or thick fabric can complement the body type. Long coats or kurtas should be chosen carefully, as the length of the outfit can make you look taller and thinner.
Tall & fat
Most of the men who are tall and plump are anxious about their wedding outfit. Men with a paunch should understand their bodies just like men with 3-D ribs. Every body type has flaws and solutions to cover them. Simple precautions of staying away from thick fabrics, voluminous double breasted coats, round collars and heavily embroidered kurtas can help ease the problem. Further simple cuts and dark colours like black, navy blue or deep green should be preferred.
Short & broad
The focus is to flaunt the broad shoulders and cleverly create an image of being tall. Having broad shoulders and chest is an asset to any man, so any kurta or shirt will look good. However, closed collars and thick fabrics should be avoided, as closed collars can make you look smaller and thick fabrics will add useless volume to chest and shoulders.
Trousers should be chosen with great care, straight stitched trousers and narrow ends should be preferred over flannel trousers. Trouser should not be low waist, as it shortens the legs, so a high or mid waist trouser is perfect. Dhotis are a strict no-no as they expose the flaw of this body-type, however if anybody chooses to wear a dhoti it should be worn with great care.
Short & thin
The best way to hide the flaws is to play with the fabric. To make the body appear fuller one must go for double breasted coats and stiff silk fabric kurtas. More the layers, fuller the body, so be carefree to add vest and coat to the apparel. Vivid and bright colours can define the body shape and thus expose all the good features of yours’. Avoid long coats and team it up with straight classic trousers.
Short & fat
No Problem! Light fabrics and avoiding over-coats is the best solution. Kurta pyjamas are the best approved attires, the loose kurta will hide the flesh and length of the garment will add those extra inches to the body. Body hugging shirts and coats should be avoided and thin deep coloured fabrics should be preferred. Lastly, a low-waist trouser is not to be worn under any condition, it makes the legs look shorter, so a mid waist straight classic trouser is perfect.
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