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Modi's Style book

By Sarita Sharda

 Modi’s Style Playbook: A Masterclass in Power, Purpose, and Presence


In leadership, image is not a luxury—it’s a language. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi understands this better than most. That’s why he is often regarded as a style icon, celebrated for his distinctive and carefully curated fashion sense. But Modi’s style isn’t just about clothing—it’s about intention, identity, and influence. It aligns seamlessly with the principles of personal styling, wardrobe planning, and strategic image consulting.

Whether he’s addressing the nation, meeting global leaders, or donning a red Nehru jacket and shawl during Operation Sindoor to symbolize India's zero tolerance for terrorism, every element of his wardrobe reflects power, purpose, and presence.




Modi has created a unique fashion identity that speaks volumes—conveying confidence, culture, and leadership.

Let’s decode the elements that define the Modi look:



1. Power in Simplicity: The Signature Modi Kurta


Modi’s signature kurta—slightly shorter than the traditional version—is practical, iconic, and ideal for active leadership wear. Versatile and rooted in Indian identity, it embodies the concept of wardrobe essentials and the foundation of a capsule wardrobe: a curated selection of timeless pieces that are simple yet powerful.



2. Purpose in Structure: The Nehru Jacket


When paired with the kurta, the Nehru jacket brings formality and presence. It transforms a basic outfit into a strong visual statement. This versatile piece works across seasons and occasions, offering visibility, gravitas, and cultural relevance—a masterclass in event-appropriate styling.



3. Presence in Every Detail


From carefully selected colors—like saffron, white, and earthy neutrals—to subtle accessories such as rudraksha malas, sleek watches, and woven shawls, every detail in Modi’s wardrobe tells a story. His name-woven pinstripe suit (famously worn during Barack Obama’s visit) didn’t demand attention—it simply demonstrated personal branding at its peak.







This is what personal wardrobe styling is all about: using each detail to contribute to a meaningful, intentional narrative that reinforces your identity.



Why Modi’s Style Works: The 4 A’s of Impactful Styling


✅ Appropriate – Tailored to every occasion, reflecting the formality or cultural setting.

✅ Authentic – Deeply connected to his roots, values, and leadership identity.

✅ Affordable – Promotes khadi, handlooms, and local artisans—championing sustainability and tradition.

✅ Attractive – Clean lines, strong symbolism, and cultural depth make his look compelling without being flashy.


This is the gold standard for an image consultant wardrobe—one that speaks before you do and is aligned with your goals, values, and audience.


Want to Look Like the Most Authentic You? Start With Your Wardrobe.


Whether you're preparing for a career pivot, stepping into a leadership role, or simply want to feel more like yourself, your wardrobe can help pave the way.


Here’s how wardrobe coaching can support your transformation:


👗 Wardrobe Detox – Let go of what no longer serves your image or goals.

🎯 Personalized Capsule Wardrobe Planning – Create a curated selection that reflects your personality and purpose.

🧳 Seasonal and Travel Wardrobe Checklists – Stay stylish, wherever life takes you.

💼 Work Wardrobe Makeover – Dress your ambition and show up with impact.


You can achieve anything—if you dress for it.


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