When it comes to wedding outfits, we don’t think anyone compromises on those. Brides make sure to add a western touch to their outfits to make them unique. Wedding attires are very similar for ages, but trends differ from year to year. Sarees are specifically preferred for this event but lehengas are hopping on the trend. In 2020 the trends have slightly changed and here we are to discuss those. We hope you select your perfect fit for the day. To get an idea of what to expect from your wedding outfit, we have a few statements from India’s top bridalwear designers.
- Double Dupatta
This year the trend of double dupatta is observed. Top designers like Manish Malhotra have such outfits in their collections. This gives a royal look to your outfit, and you won’t be disappointed.
- Lightweight embroidery
Simple the better is what people think these days. If the outfit is heavy, it might weigh you down and hence your confidence and comfort. It is your day so make sure you a comfortable outfit. If you’re the bride who actually wants to be able to move around and dance comfortably in their outfit, fabrics like chiffon and georgette, for example, give off total princess vibes without sacrificing comfort.
- Light golden Lehengas
Most Indian brides traditionally do a completely different look for their receptions or after-parties, but with most doing one outfit, a color like gold offers the ability to simply change up your jewelry or accessories for a distinct look that will carry you from the traditional ceremonies to the after-party.
- Blended Color Scheme
This upcoming year people have started following a trend of fusion. For example, a few Punjabi loud colors to a bit of Mughal soft tones outfits give an absolutely amazing vibe to it. This color concept is perfect for the bride wanting to represent a beautiful blend of different cultures.
- V-necklines
V necklines are a bold statement in the Indian culture, but with a lot of jewelry, it looks stunning. When it is about bridal wear, it is about presenting skillfully and making it look elegant.
- Multi Color Outfit
You might think multi colors would look too much, but with the perfect shades no one could look prettier than you in the room. Try shades of blue, purple, pink, and orange.
- Ombre pattern
This pattern is an upcoming trend for reception ball gowns. This gives you Cinderella’s feels, and which girl does not want to live her fairytale dream. Ombré may be on its way out when it comes to hair trends, but it is in when it comes to lehengas. Ombré is really exciting to experiment with because of the light-to-dark aspect. Some people go through that question of wondering whether they should do a pastel or darker color, but this way you can get the best of both worlds.
