For a male chauvinist like me, I've never taken my fashion too seriously. Most primarily, because I'm a 'man' and that's how I should be perceived in society. I'm least bothered about my style, about what I buy, and about my mother's insistence on what I should wear. I can't wear pink, skinny is 'gay' and printed shirts are too clown-like for me. I'm 'manly', so why the hell should I? Whatever now, let's get to the point. The other day while getting ready for my colleague's cocktail party, I found myself in Rana Daggubati's shoes. I knew exactly what to wear but as usual, my mother had her own opinions too. For starters, I decided to first put on a classic white shirt.

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Now for the bottom—a pair of tailored trousers. Since I don't find anything guy-ish about slim-fits or regular fits, I threw on the most (supposedly) flattering pants for men—baggy, loose trousers.

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I personally love these, they're so loose and nice that they let my bottom half breath. They're just perfect for formal settings. Plus, guys should be seen in loose pants only. Nevertheless, now for the shoes. Because I think anything shiny is trendy right now, I happened to opt for patent leather shoes. Give this to me, this was my version of being fashionable.

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Moving on, I just couldn't wait to suit up...somehow it has always given my ego a boost. But unfortunately, I don't own a suit blazer of myself. So, I decided to borrow daddy's black blazer and put it on quick. It's a little loose, but that's okay.

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Oh man, doesn't this look so good? I look dapper as hell. "Okay calm down mom, give me...I'll wear the pocket square". Mothers can get cranky sometimes, you know? So voila, now I'm all dressed up, looking manly-AF just like my favourite actor—Rana Daggubati!

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Love you Mr. Daggubati for always being so relatable, while being a badass!