Saif Ali Khan's Outfit Is Going To Make Taimur Ali Khan A Very, Very Proud Son

Way since celebrity fashion wasn't even a thing, Saif Ali Khan has always dressed this way. 'This' signifying sweatpants, 20-year-old T-shirts, dad-like trainers and baseball caps; a very staple casual day out look. Khan is exactly like those rich, wealthy dads, you see — that prefer dressing down as a modest move. But, while this could be his way of going the hell down on style, thanks to trends like Normcore, this is also what makes him fashionably au courant. To be honest, Saif has never licked the derriere of a pair of ripped jeans, or slipped into quirky socks for some Ranveer Singh-drama. All summed up, he's never succumbed to popular culture to remain relevant. And over time, he has become the man women like Kareena Kapoor want a slice of everyday. So since he's always being a dressing down god, this shouldn't come as a surprise to you: © Viral Bhayani Head-to-toe ease, Abercrombie & Fitch home pants and a head accessory to conceal bed hair, Saif has clearly done a few things right here. The sweatpants especially, which are a staple for men like Ashton Kutcher, Justin Timberlake, Josh Duhamel, who're casually labelled as the 'hot' dads of Hollywood. Much like Saif Ali Khan, back home. © Viral Bhayani But that's just factual knowledge. Since Saif Ali Khan's a family man now, let's take the liberty of saying: his son, Taimur will be very proud, seeing his Nawabi-dad belonging to this style-league. Only once he comes of age, that is. Till then, let's give it to the privileged toddler, he's already etching a big popularity graph for himself. © Viral Bhayani In our opinion, there's a lot to experiment with when it comes to loose and free silhouettes. You can go for relaxed-fit jeans, carrot fit chinos or just lounge pants. But what they say about style gods casting trends is true — sweatpants are now winners, owing to the theory. And since Khan is doing complete justice to his A&F pair, we're proclaiming him as the Barrack Obama of the sweatpants territory — just with a lot less global relevance, but with equal influence in each of their countries.