India, Nov. 27 -- Seen in collections by designers such as Hedi Slimane for Celine and Haider Ackermann for Tom Ford, this trend defies traditional dress codes, blending intentional carelessness with quirky, personal style in high fashion.

Fashion designer Padma Swarupa Bhagavatula, founder of Mouktika Style, Mumbai, weighs in on the trend's roots and modern appeal:"Tucking a tie may be modern trend, but it comes with huge historical relevance. During the World War, men used to tuck ties for practicality. This is a modern take on a cleaner, more 'put-together' look. As a designer, I believe in experimenting with styles and concepts depending on everyone's aesthetics and comfort-basically blending a high level of sophistication with pract...