He is the King of Bollywood as well as the king of unforgettable fashion moments. Shah Rukh Khan dresses the role, whether he's singing in mustard fields or sulking in a somber black suit with lethal intensity. Additionally, every appearance makes its way into pop culture history.

Here are five unforgettable SRK outfits, ranging from cardigan-wearing charmers to full-fledged criminals in designer sunglasses, that have influenced our fashion sensibility, our romantic daydreams, and our outfit inspiration for years to come.

1. The sweater-over-shoulders look – Mohabbatein

Raj Aryan Malhotra, the cardigan master, is a music instructor and hopeless romantic. Layering sweaters over shirts was portrayed by SRK as the attire of emotionally mature, poetry-loving dreamboys. Additional points if the shirt was crisp white and the sweater was beige. The appearance screamed "strict school with soft boy energy."

2. Cowbell and leather jacket – Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge

The combination of Raj's brown leather jacket, charm, and cowbell is almost the official attire for romance in India. This appearance turned into a full identity, regardless of whether he was sipping wine in Europe or waiting for the train. That coat was more than just worn by SRK; he created a cinematic heritage with it.

3. Killer sunglasses and stylish black suits – Don

Don's impact on SRK's style cannot be ignored. With each custom black-on-black suit, the man made a statement. With a smile and some fashionable sunglasses, you had a look that implied serious business (and perhaps worldwide crime). Being wicked never looked this attractive.

4. Rahul's wealthy kid laid-back in Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham

SRK, as Yashvardhan's successor, provided us with the most fashionable NRI wardrobe in history, complete with designer shades inside the house, a sweater wrapped over his shoulders, and a white-on-white color scheme. This K3G legend has pulled off a shawl over a kurta in a manner that no one has ever done before. He was such in the luxury that you forgot (somewhat) that he was grieving the loss of his brother.

5. Street smart in New York – Kal Ho Naa Ho

Turtlenecks that are red. Long overcoats. That renowned "6 din, ladki in" hoodie. The ideal combination of warm, humorous, and wearable was found in Aman Mathur from Kal Ho Naa Ho. His attire was every urban desi's winter dream, whether he was joking around in a bookstore or jogging along the Hudson River.

Shah Rukh Khan not only gave us characters, but he also gave us closet goals. His appearance is woven into the fabric of Indian pop culture, from the Swiss Alps to Soho. And these SRK fits, though trends may change? Forever.