The Lotus Makeup India Fashion Week just started at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Delhi, and Suket Dhir's collection was the highlight, when it comes to menswear. The collection was all about minimalistic layering silhouettes made out of delicate 'Jaamdani' weave, with a contemporary aesthetic. The designer showcased the subtlety of Indian culture through fabric handiworks and artisanal skills, in a heartwarming ode to the 'memoirs of childhood and those days of merrymaking'. Here are 10 outfits from the collection that are giving us major fashion inspo, while teaching us a thing or two about layering.

1. This flowy, rustic white on white ensemble.

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2. Muted colours, when paired properly, will always up your sophistication quotient.

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3. Bandhgala waistcoats are here to stay. It's only a matter of reinventing them.

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4. You can never go wrong with relaxed, comfortable, printed co-ords.

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5. Dominant floral patterns can be endearingly tasteful. Exhibit A.

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6. Baggy pleated trousers with an Ikkat patterned Bomber will take you places.

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7. Kimono pattered jackets should be more mainstream.

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8. This Jaamdani weave fabric is giving us life.

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9. Chrome and blue perhaps is the most underrated combination.

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10. A pop of colour is never unwelcome when it's impeccably stitched and paired.

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Bravo, Suket! We can't wait to see more such exciting layering trends that can easily be embraced by Indian men.