Men, spruce up your V-Day style

Men's should also focus on their fashion sense for the Valentine Day.

While men may be busy scouting for a gift for their Valentine, they should also focus on their fashion sense for the day.

While men may be busy scouting for a gift for their Valentine, they should also focus on their fashion sense for the day. Look beyond red and try some fusion dressing for a change.

Youth’s fashion apparel brand John Players has some tips to help you look best in this season of romance:

* It isn’t always about the reds: Red has been romantic for too long now. Break the stereotype in pairing yourself up with a white chino and powder pink shirts. Complete your appealing look with animal-printed loafers to bring out that edge and be ready for a perfect day out.

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* Fusion is fashion: Dressing up in suits on special occasions is passé. Mix and match is the new age mantra. Pair up your good old pair of denim with a dirty white kurta shirt. Rock the fusion beat by pairing with brown moccasins. Trendy yet chic, will make your girl fall in love with you all over again.

* Quick makeover for the Valentine date: After a hard day’s work you want to dress up quickly and don’t want to keep your girl waiting on the special day. Get ready effortlessly in no time. Pull out from your wardrobe a pair of red bottoms, team it up with a milk white shirt. Blend it with blue moccasins to woo your girls’ heart this Valentine’s.

* Go casual for V-Day party: Casual is in vogue and obeying the prim and proper route is not cool anymore. Wear a pair of jeans. Pick a multi-coloured jazzy cardigan to give a touch of the casualness. Wear a pair of brown shoes to set your spirit up for a party.

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