B-Town Men Rocking In Traditional Styles

It's a man's world out there! B-Town actors have been surprising us lately with bright suits and traditional outfits. The first actor who caught our attention was Saif Ali Khan. He was seen wearing a Raghavendra Rathore bhandgala at the designer's store launch. Shahid Kapoor too was seen in a similar outfit.

Hrithik Roshan was seen in an army print shirt at one of his movie promotions. At another promotional event, he wore a powder printed shirt with a pair of blue jeans. These two looks of Hrithik's were jaw dropping and we totally loved it!

Ranveer Singh has been mostly seen in out of the box prints lately. But for 'Who's Talking To' show, he wore an elegant blue suit and looked majestic in it.

Here are some actors who were spotted by the shutterbugs recently. Take a look at these Bollywood stars:

Saif Ali Khan looked debonair in this navy blue Raghavendra Rathore bhandgala at the designer's store launch in Mumbai. With this look, he tried two pocket squares - gold with circular patterns and a shiny navy blue with white polka. Blue jeans and patent shoes completed his look.

Hrithik Roshan kept it causal with an army print Superdry Alpha Shirt. He rocked this style by pairing it up with Diesel denims and ZARA brown brogues.

The other look of Hrithik Roshan's was not up to the mark when compared to the army print look. Keeping it way too causal in an 'Egyptian Blue Bird Print Brown Boy' tee, he looked laidback. However, he upped this blue tee with a sleevless hoodie in dark blue and brown cap.

In comparison, Ranveer Singh looked the best. Smartly dressed in a Cue by Rohit Gandhi + Rahul Khanna, the 'Gunday' star rocked it. Teaming this checkered suit with a crisp white shirt and black brogues, he added a pop of colour with the purple pocket square.

Shahid Kapoor, on the other hand, wore a different style. Looking ethnic and up to the mark, Shahid wore blue Ralph Lauren dress shirt. He paired up this plain shirt with navy Diesel pants which looked totally rocking at the 'Haider' promotions.