The easiest way to spot old school charm styling is to look at what stays controlled when everything else is allowed to shine. In this new menswear story, Riteish Deshmukh is dressed for the camera in a suit credited to Don & Julio, finished with a shirt from Bombay Shirt Company and shoes by Mondarro Fashion. It is a formula you have seen before, but here the intrigue is in the team behind it, and in how cleanly each piece is allowed to do its job.
Old school charm styling, built by a team




There is a reason this set of images feels cohesive rather than costume. The credits read like a small production. Styling is by Karisma Gulati, with a style team listed as Neha Sarkar and Sam. The suit comes via Viral Mantra, and the shirt is placed via Sqube PR. Behind the lens is Kunal Verma, whose photography locks the frame around a classic menswear proposition and lets the materials and fit carry the mood.
In practical terms, this is what strong old school charm styling looks like in 2026, a familiar silhouette tightened by contemporary grooming and precise sourcing. If you are collecting references for formal dressing that feels current without chasing novelty, this is a useful one.
The suit, the shirt, the shoes: where “classic” gets specific
Because the post credits each component, you can trace the look rather than guessing. The suit is tagged to Don & Julio, a label often seen in Indian occasion dressing feeds for sharply tailored sets. The shirt comes from Bombay Shirt Company, a name associated with custom shirting and wardrobe essentials that photograph well because the collar and placket sit cleanly. Footwear is by Mondarro Fashion, bringing that final note that separates “styled” from “dressed”, the line you notice immediately in a full length frame.
That is the tension that makes old school charm styling work. Each piece is traditional in intent, yet the overall effect depends on contemporary coordination. You can steal the approach even if you swap the brands.
Why this credit list matters
Menswear editorials often flatten into a single story about a celebrity. Here, the tags make the network visible, stylist, assistants, brand placements, and the photographer who shapes how tailoring reads on screen. For anyone building their own occasion wardrobe, these names act as a shopping map as much as a mood board.
How to translate this into your own wardrobe
If you want a wearable version of this old school charm styling, focus on three decisions: choose a suit with clear shoulder structure, pick a shirt where the collar sits crisply under the jacket, and make shoes a deliberate choice instead of an afterthought. The lesson is not nostalgia. It is clarity.
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For the original credits and tags as posted, see the creators’ Instagram profiles: Riteish Deshmukh (@riteishd) and Karisma Gulati (@karismagulati).
Photo Credits
Cover image and additional images courtesy of their respective owners. Styled by Karisma Gulati. Suit by Don & Julio via Viral Mantra. Shirt by Bombay Shirt Company via Sqube PR. Shoes by Mondarro Fashion. Photographer: Kunal Verma.







