Rap and fashion have always been inseparable, shaping and reshaping culture in real time. Hip-hop was never just about music; it was about presence. Your clothes spoke before you did, signalling status, ambition, and attitude. In the ‘80s, Dapper Dan’s custom Louis Vuitton tracksuits weren’t just about luxury. They were about ownership, a way for Black artists to claim space in an industry that rarely made room for them. Decades later, Kanye turned sneakers into billion-pound status symbols, A$AP Rocky made high fashion look effortless, and André 3000 proved that style could be as experimental as the music itself. Rappers have always bent the rules, mixing streetwear with luxury, because hip-hop has always been about taking what exists and turning it into something new. 
  

Indian hip-hop is no different. Born from the same spirit of reinvention and self-made swagger, it is building its own fashion identity, pulling from homegrown influences while making room for global ambition. Prabh Deep brings an effortless cool, blending heritage with modern streetwear. King moves with a polished, high-fashion edge that mirrors his larger-than-life appeal. AP Dhillon channels quiet luxury, while DIVINE sticks to the no-frills aesthetic of classic hip-hop. These artists aren’t just shaping Indian rap. They are proving that in this game, what you wear is just as powerful as what you say. 

The Most Stylish Indian Rappers; Divine, AP Dhillon, Prabh Deep, MC Stan, KRSNA And More  

Prabh Deep  

Prabhdeep looks like he walked out of a Virgil Abloh moodboard. He blends heritage-inspired elements with global streetwear, making every outfit a flex on both culture and fashion. 

AP Dhillon 

AP Dhillon dresses like his own brand is worth a billion dollars—and honestly, it probably is. Luxe fabrics, tailored silhouettes, and enough sunglasses to last three lifetimes—his wardrobe is as aspirational as his music. 

KRSNA 

KRSNA has that “never does too much, but always looks crisp” energy. He’s a pro at minimalism with an edge, proving that not all style icons need to be loud to make a statement. 

DIVINE 

DIVINE’s style is all about big energy, big sneakers, and bigger confidence. His wardrobe is a mix of athleisure, oversized hoodies, and global streetwear drops—because even when you’re repping the gullys, you gotta do it with a little bit of flex. 

Raftaar 

Raftaar dresses like a Bollywood villain who also collects Supreme drops. Always polished, always fresh, he mixes high-end pieces with streetwear staples like he was born to headline Paris Fashion Week. 

Seedhe Maut 

Delhi’s rap duo Encore ABJ and Calm look like they got dressed in a Tokyo concept store, and that’s a compliment. Baggy silhouettes, statement graphics, and zero effort wasted on anything basic—these guys are the future of hip-hop fashion in India. 

Ikka 

Ikka’s wardrobe is the definition of “Why wear one trend when you can wear them all?” Statement sunglasses, luxury sneakers, and enough logo-heavy fits to make a hypebeast jealous. He’s not afraid to go bold, and that’s why he stays winning.  

MC Stan  

You never know what MC Stan is gonna show up wearing, but you know it’ll be loud. He can go from full Balenciaga dystopian-core to baggy streetwear straight from the underground. If unpredictability was a style aesthetic, he’d have it trademarked. 

King  

King dresses like he knows he’s next. Sleek when he wants to be, street when he needs to be, and always a step ahead of the curve. His style—like his music—is global, polished, and built for the spotlight. 

Badshah 

The blueprint for blending streetwear with luxury in Indian hip-hop. Designer sneakers, oversized silhouettes, and bold statement pieces make up his signature style. 

Encore ABJ 

Effortlessly cool with a mix of rugged streetwear and easygoing classics. Think oversized hoodies, relaxed denim, and a touch of unpredictability. 

 Slow Cheeta 

A mix of high-energy fits and comfortable streetwear. Whether it’s printed sets or casual layering, SlowCheeta makes it all look organic. 

Dino James  

His style is as raw as his lyrics. Earthy tones, fitted streetwear, and a no-fuss approach define his wardrobe. 

Chaar Diwaari 

Funky, unpredictable, and full of personality. Chaar Diwaari leans into experimental layering, oversized fits, and bold prints. 

Yelhomie  

A fearless approach to colour and silhouette. Whether it’s loud prints or well-thought-out accessories, Yelhomie knows how to stand out.