Excuse or excitement, whatever you take it as…a wedding occasion is all you need to slay the saree look!
Do we really shop wedding sarees online or flick it from your mom’s wardrobe?
But what if your mom’s wardrobe collections are not in sync with the current trend?
In that case, you can either ‘mix’ and ‘match’ and create a new signature look, making the same wedding sarees a fashionable one.
Take a look as to how….
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CAPES are trendy
Netted Cape blouses are trending.
A simple satin saree or mysore silk saree paired with a contrasting cape designed blouse can uplift your overall look.
Don’t you think you must try this..
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A glimpse of VELVET
This Mehendi Green color saree with a complementing pink border looks simply stylish. Paired up with a royal blue coloured velvet blouse, makes this saree every bit suitable for wedding occasions.
An Indian wedding saree need not be that gaudy and sparkling to look in a wedding ceremony.
Bring in effortless style in trend, which makes you look ravishing and regal at the same time.
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Killer ‘Kutch’ style
Kutch stitch style sarees are very beautiful and can be worn by all age groups. These sarees are best weaved on crisp cotton or dhupion silk fabric, making it a perfect option as a traditional wear for any festive or family get together.
Why not the same for a wedding?
Wedding is such an occasion, which not only bonds different families, but also weaves the different saree cultures and trending fashion styles. Hence, a plain cotton saree with kutch blouse, a maharastri nath and bun hairdo would look great! If not this, try out kutch saree and slay this look with a side-braid.
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Benarasi Bonding
Is a wedding ceremony ever complete without a Gajra flower, gold bangles and Benarasi saree adorned with golden buttis?
If you’ve one don’t miss trying this look.
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Slay in ‘Silk’
Side-parted hair with chandelier earrings complementing sea blue or cream-coloured pink silk saree looks resplendent.
Bask in the ‘silk’ fashion with red lipstick and simple golden earrings that completes your look.
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Mono-colour Look
If you’ve killer abs, edgy back and perfect non-flabby arms – sleevless blouse is here for you!
Look a bit killer with this mono-coloured saree look.
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Resplendent in ‘RED’
Can you ever go wrong with a ‘RED’ saree ?
Hope not!
Red saree with a complementing maroon chanderi blouse looks ravishing. Red being a feminine and fierce colour, anyone draping it in style would look no less than a diva.
Make use of your own fashion and create your own style, by draping the wedding saree you’ve planned to wear for your friend’s upcoming wedding.
