A sharwani is a traditional outfit commonly worn by men in South Asia, particularly during formal occasions such as weddings and festivals. It typically consists of a long tunic that reaches the knees, paired with fitted trousers known as churidars or salwars. The sharwani is often made from luxurious fabrics and may feature intricate embroidery or embellishments. This garment is usually worn over a kurta and is often complemented with a dupatta or a safa (turban). The sharwani is a symbol of elegance and cultural heritage, reflecting the rich textile traditions of the region. It is popular among grooms and guests at weddings, showcasing a blend of tradition and style.