Kudos to the men in pink!

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 12:33 PM Jul 29, 2023 IST

In the world of fashion, breaking stereotypes and embracing vibrant colours has become a hallmark of style and individuality. Pink is the new black in town after the release of the Barbie movie. The trend has now spread like wildfire and has become a popular choice of Bollywood’s leading men too. From soft pastel shades to bold neon hues, these male celebrities are challenging traditional norms and confidently flaunting their pink ensembles.

All elegance

Siddhant Chaturvedi

Rising star Siddhant Chaturvedi embraces the pink trend with elegance and grace. Wearing a powder pink suit, he completes the look with a white shirt and charming style.

Vibrant personality

Varun Dhawan

As a trendsetter in the industry, Varun’s vibrant personality reflects in his fashion choices. From traditional wear to stylish suits, Varun adds a splash of pink to his wardrobe, making a bold statement with every appearance.

High energy

Diljit Dosanjh

The Punjabi star is known for his peppy tracks and energetic performances. Diljit effortlessly shows how to incorporate pink into everyday fashion.

Total confidence

Ranveer Singh

The actor is renowned for his quintessential dressing sense, and this pink outfit is no exception. From head to toe, Ranveer rocks the pink look with confidence.

Charming vibe

Armaan Malik

With a voice that can make hearts flutter, Armaan Malik also has an equally impressive sense of style. Recently seen wearing a pink co-ord set, he exudes a youthful and charming vibe.

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