Almost a year before the release of 'Gully Boy', Ranveer Singh is already in the avatar he's set to play onscreen. Lately, instead of going a little bizarre with his style, the actor's been sticking to being a representative of his upcoming release, that exemplifies the spirit of the talent found in the gullies (read: streets) of India, including rappers, graffiti artists and such kind of artistic mania. For a while now, he's clearly been taking the graphic/ solid-colored T-shirt route and wearing casual gear, casually. Plus, for the gym, he's been sticking to very athletic apparel (joggers/shorts/Games Teacher jackets) and giving us a few splendid sights. 

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© Viral Bhayani

However, while the former ideology holds true, there's no way one can avoid that he's a movie star. He may be doing his bit to uplift the talent of India's gully boys and even dressing like them lately but yet, he's insistent on his roots of being a big style maven. Take his recent outfit for example:

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Once again, while sticking to the typical street, casual, gully apparel — Singh's gone for a very relatable, everyday, ordinary and easy-to-slip-into vibe here. There's a graphic T-shirt, a pair of joggers and sliders (or in layman terms, the upmarket equivalents of chappals). And this is exactly the catch we're referring to. 

While it's just a graphic T-shirt that Singh's wearing here, notice the text on the front: "Hip Hop", "Dope"; stuff that's the flag-bearer of street artists etc. Now that's a piece you'd call a Gully Buy-represent. Moving further, while they're obviously a pair of joggers he's sporting, the fabric they're made of is velvet. A luxe fabric, that's now available at small-box apparel stores, but first made a foray on the International runway. And thanks to the Trickle-Down theory, soon made way to our daily wardrobes.

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Notice how his feet too, are obviously embracing an open style of footwear, but instead of flip-flops, Ranveer's opted for MCQ sliders here. That, retail at a cost of  £180 (approx. INR 16,445), made of 100% rubber and are easily available on Luisaviaroma.com (that doesn't make you pay hefty duties for shipping). 

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Now, to be fair, we're calling this ensemble the most non-Ranveer Singh outfit we've seen in a while.