Salman Khan is the face of the most popular non-fiction television reality show, ‘Bigg Boss’. While he has been the host of the show for the longest period of 12 years now, he is certainly one of the most charming hosts audiences have ever witnessed on television. The superstar has always managed to steal hearts with his magnetic presence on the floors of ‘Bigg Boss’ and introduce some uber-cool outfits to the audience.
‘Bigg Boss 16’: 5 Dashing And Trendy Attires Of Salman Khan From ‘BB 16’
Salman Khan has been redefining style statements with every episode of this season of ‘Bigg Boss’. Here’s taking a look at his sartorial choices which won audiences over.
Salman Khan
Salman Khan
Salman Khan himself owns a clothing brand called 'Being Human' and his wardrobe for the attires in ‘Bigg Boss’ majorly comes from there. Every year Salman Khan comes up with something different when it comes to his ‘Bigg Boss’ avatar.
This makes us look at some uber cool and trending attires of Salman Khan from 'Bigg Boss 16'.
Salman Khan In A Teal Green Tuxedo
The superstar wore a dashing teal green tuxedo with oxidized diamonds in dull black. To complete this look he styled his beard and hair neatly combed.
Salman Khan In Kurta Pyjama
When the superstar went into the house to offer a gift to Abdu Rozik, he wore an extremely stylish grey kurta?pyjama.
Salman Khan With Maroon Jacket
Having donned a casual maroon jacket on a black t-shirt, the superstar truly redefined the style statement.
Salman Khan In A Blue Shirt
That's truly one of its kind shirt that Salman Khan wore in the Day 29 episode. The stylish dark blue shirt with white patches was simple and truly amazing.
Salman Khan In Green Kurta
Going all way traditional, Salman Khan in a green kurta with beautiful work on it from Shanivar ka Vaar is truly setting up the style standard a notch higher.
Which look of Salman Khan do you link the most from ‘Bigg Boss 16’?
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