Of late, Kunal Kemmu has been dropping some rather dope looking street ensembles for us. 

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There was this instance when he wore a pair of sneakers that looked like they were straight out of Dragon Ball Z , and then, there was that time he wore a pair of dope looking sneakers that looked like they were a part of Spider Man’s ensemble.

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Very recently, Kunal was spotted wearing a very basic, casual outfit, that could very well be the epitome of dressing down without a care in the world.

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Kunal was seen wearing a rather understated ensemble. He was seen wearing a basic T-shirt, with a pair of grey coloured Calvin Klein shorts. With that, he had a rather dope looking beanie as well. As we said, the ensemble was simple, basic, and yet really well thought out.

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What grabbed our attention, though, was the pair of sliders that Kunal was seen wearing. Saying that they are exquisite would be an understatement.

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Kunal was seen wearing a rather zany pair of velcro sliders from Virgil Abloh’s Off-White. For the uninitiated, Abloh is often considered a master of sorts when it comes to streetwear and athleisure. 

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The sliders that Kunal is wearing have a velvet-like top panel, which is held together using velcro. The oversized top panel gives the sliders a rather quirky aesthetic. At the same time, the all-black colourway of the sliders, give it a very understated appeal.

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Like all pieces from Off-White, the sliders too, are expensive. In the United States, they retail for about $245 or just under Rs 18,000. 

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If you were to get these imported in India, the customs and other duties would push the price to over Rs 20,000-21,000 easily. That is a lot of cash for slippers.

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But then, when have we ever been able to put a price on swag? And trust us, dressing down without giving two-hoots is a level of swag that not many are able pull off convincingly. Take a bow, Kunal, seriously. A job well done, indeed.

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