In the 1970s and 80s, Debonair was a pioneer in India, blending "highbrow" literary content with topless centerfolds. For many, the centrespread was a status symbol of modern, bold, and sophisticated Indian masculinity.
Choose a signature fragrance that is woody or spicy—something that lingers without being overpowering. 3. The "Je Ne Sais Quoi" (The Vibe) debonair centrespread top
A tailored hush of midnight silk, cut clean at the shoulder—confidence folded into a seam. The centrespread top breathes a metropolitan ease: lapels that don't shout, a neckline that bridges day and evening, buttons kept frugal like punctuation. Utilizing heavy silks, matte satins, or high-gauge knits
Utilizing heavy silks, matte satins, or high-gauge knits that hold their shape while allowing for natural movement. The "Centrespread" Philosophy: Utilizing heavy silks
: Debonair was founded by Susheel Somani in 1973 to serve as the "Indian Playboy". Its early editors included notable journalists such as Vinod Mehta and Anil Dharkar.