Bespoke Menswear As Seen On Our Clients
It is one thing to design a great suit, but seeing it on public figures like Jay Bhanushali and Paras Chhabra proves the fit. Here is how my custom menswear looks under the spotlight.
Actor and host Jay Bhanushali spotted on set wearing a custom black blazer with white row detailing that I designed for his television appearance.
A candid shot of actor Paras Chhabra looking happy and confident in a custom navy blue velvet blazer with all-over silver stud embellishments.
Another photo of Paras Chhabra at an event, showcasing how the embellished blazer looks in a real-world setting. It's designed to be comfortable yet make a statement.
A client looking dapper in a black velvet blazer with scattered silver embellishments. This design is a favorite for its balance of classic style and modern flair.
A professional shoot with client Jaideep Singh wearing a custom all-black ensemble featuring a blazer with subtle tonal embroidery. The look is powerful and sophisticated.
My clients and me at a recent event. It's always great to see the final creations, like this custom double-breasted tuxedo and embellished blazer, being enjoyed.
About this collection
When designing for television or stage, the fabric needs to handle bright studio lights without washing out the color, which is why I often prefer high-grade Italian velvets and tonal embroidery. Whether it’s a double-breasted tuxedo or a statement blazer, my focus is a silhouette that looks sharp on camera and stays comfortable through long shoot days.
Designing for public figures brings a unique set of challenges. You need a garment that commands attention, fits perfectly on camera, and maintains its structure under high-pressure environments. My work with clients like Jay Bhanushali and Paras Chhabra reflects this balance.
Why the Fit Matters on Camera
In the spotlight, there is nowhere to hide. A baggy suit looks messy on screen, and a super-skinny fit restricts movement. For television appearances and red carpet events, I prioritize a sharp, structured silhouette that defines the torso without feeling stiff. This is the same philosophy I bring to every client who walks into my studio in Noida or Delhi.
Crafting the Look
- Studio Lighting Readiness: I select fabrics with depth—like jewel-toned velvets and matte-finish wool blends—that absorb studio light rather than reflecting it awkwardly.
- Detailing that Pops: For hosts and performers, subtle embroidery or row detailing (as seen on Jay Bhanushali) adds character without being distracting.
- The 'Old Money' Aesthetic: Whether it is a velvet blazer for a podcast or a double-breasted tuxedo for a gala, the goal is always a timeless look. We avoid fast-fashion trends in favor of tailoring that holds its own regardless of the season.
If you have a special occasion coming up—be it a wedding reception, a corporate event, or a cocktail night—my approach remains the same. I take your measurements, discuss your personal style, and build an ensemble that makes you look like the main character. Let's get you fitted.
The Closet
I’m Saksham Hinduja, and my brother Nikhil and I started The Closet to bring that 'old money' aesthetic back to your wardrobe. Seeing our pieces on television and public stages is validation, but what matters most is that same level of custom craftsmanship for your daily fits.
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