Given all the restrictions that there are on travelling right now, expecting a celebrity to wear something with panache would be unfair. That is the reason why, when someone does something like that, we are thoroughly impressed.

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Well, Varun Dhawan is the latest Bollywood celebrity to impress us in that manner. Time and again, the man has worn some of the dopest-looking outfits in public, be it for his gym, or for the airport. His outfits for film promotions are again on a different level.

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Very recently, the actor was spotted with his wife, Natasha Dalal, at the Mumbai airport, in a rather dapper-looking street outfit.

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Varun was dressed in a roughly knitted, grey coloured full-sleeved T-shirt, a dope looking pair of pants and a beanie. We like how he went for a shirt that has a wide & circular collar. Such silhouettes really compliment his physique.

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We also love the fact that he has a dapper-looking pair of sunglasses on. As far as we can tell, they are a pair from Vogue Eyewear.

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Those pants though are the highlight of his outfit. Varun’s pants look glossy because they seem to be made out of a vinyl-like material, the same stuff that is used to make faux leather. The ribbings around the knee also add a character to the outfit. 

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The zippers on the legs, beside the ankles, again, give it a very rockstar like vibe.

Then, there are the mountaineering boots that Varun is wearing. The suede boots that we see here are a dope looking pair from Timberland. The boots are very manly, look rugged, and have that lumbersexual appeal. Furthermore, they are actually quite affordable for a lot of people.

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These boots are the Premium Waterproof boots from Timberland, and they used to retail for about Rs 10,000, back when they were new. Now, they can be easily picked up for less than Rs 4,500 if you play your cards right.

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All in all, Varun has got a very dope looking outfit there. Seriously, man, take a bow, for a job well done indeed.

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