also looking at colours when it comes to shoes black is boring no a blue suit with tan shoes looks chic designer mojris are a musthave with your heavily embroidered ensemblesgo for combinations and contrasts choose to wear a waistcoat under your tux a threepiece is really popular this season they not only look good but a threepiece also gives you the freedom to experiment with contrasts and colour combinations mismatch is the way to go the trousers and the jackets of the suit could be of the same colour while the waistcoats could be a contrast a patterned shirt with your tux or sherwani or a patterned tie or quirky printed bowtie for your reception could make a statementpick new colours gone are the days of only grays or blacks now grooms are opting for midnight blues marsala burgundy and others for the reception suit you could also incorporate colours in your pocket silks lapels dupattas angvastra etc there are also bright colours that are popular for sherwanis and kurtasaccessorize right accessorizing right can take your look from drabboring to coolsuave even if your suit or sherwani is not from a big brand accessorising it well can elevate the way it looks a brooch on your sherwani see pic could be a good idea a stylish pocketwatch can add unmistakable style and grandeur to your look choose one that suits your personality hats and turbans can add a lot to your overall look the dupatta you wear with your kurta and the way you drape it should also make a statement suspenders are back and you could choose from patterned ones brightly colours ones and otherstips details like matching tie and pocket silk a waistcoat in contrast colour and a flower on the lapel can complete your suave groom look a buttondown printed and embroidered kurta can lend a regal aura wear a mojri with gold studs to complete this look groomsmen could opt for something summery and simplefor one of the day functions the embroidered dhoti beautifully offsets the light kurta