5 Instances that prove Jinder Mahal is a bonafide fashion icon 

Trade in those leather pants for a crisp blue suit, Champ!
Trade in those leather pants for a crisp blue suit, Champ!

To be the man, you have to beat the man or at least dress like the man. Since Jinder Mahal shockingly beat 14-time World Champion Randy Orton for the WWE Championship back at Backlash 2017, we’ve seen a significant transformation in his appearance.

No, not his actual body transformation that I can only describe as a "boy becoming a man who ate a ton of protein powder and discovered that abdominal muscles also have veins." We’re talking about a style transition. One that is undoubtedly financed by an increase in PPV and Championship match appearances. Money can't buy happiness, but it sure can purchase some starch for a new suit.

Like him or not, the former leather pants clad 3MB member has now turned into a full-fledged fashion icon. And while we have a soft spot for Ric Flair, it’s hard to argue against Mahal becoming one of the smoothest and stylish WWE superstars in the company’s history.

Don't believe us? Here are our favourite looks from Jinder Mahal during his successful, and remarkable, push throughout 2017. Who do you think is the best dressed WWE Superstar of all time?


November 28, 2017: Jinder Mahal Turns on the Singh Brothers, in Plaid!

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Stripes? Solids? Plaid!

The clip below is admittedly after Jinder removed his jacket, but even so, you can tell this isn't just any plaid suit in movement. The look and fit are more like Flair than it is Shooter McGavin. We'd all look like old English grandmothers if we tried to pull this look off, but on the Modern Day Maharaja, it works.

The cropped pants are sure to show off some ankle muscles as Jinder turns on the Singh Brothers after their defeat to AJ Styles. Because if anyone in the WWE has ankle muscles, it's Jinder.

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August 1, 2017: Summer, Summer, Summer Tie

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I call this look "potpourri"

How do you make a plain black suit look like it's made for a king? Put on the most awe-inspiring, Garden of Eden-looking tie seen on television since Craig Sager (RIP). Here we have Jinder Mahal discussing whether he cared about John Cena or Shinsuke Nakamura battling for the chance to face him for the WWE Championship.

He didn't seem to care who he faced, but he did care about this look.

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July 4, 2017: Red, Red, Wine (Colored Suit)

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I thought kings wore purple? Guess not.

How many suits do you have in your closet that are black, blue, or grey? If you want to dress like a WWE Champion, you need to step out in colour. The maroon suit is definitely a nice and elegant touch for the Maharaja on a night he had off - but he still took the time to troll Randy Orton a bit before their impending Punjabi Prison match.

If you're trying to pull this off, just don't make it too bright or you'll look more like a Pop Star than you ever want to.

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May 23, 2017: A tie made for a celebration

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Sharp Dress Champ

This was the day we all didn't know we were waiting for. Jinder Mahal's Punjabi Celebration on Smackdown Live marked the start of his royal reign as WWE Championship. How else would he start his campaign if not with, once again, a fly tie to go with a trim cut suit?

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