If you are wondering what to wear to the next wedding in the family, remember, it all depends on what you are at heart. There's something for the die-hard romantic, something for the tradition freak and something for the Contemporary chic fan. Take your pick and light up the festivities. The bride might just take a cue from you! Diva Look For you, attitude is everything. Every time you put on another dress, a completely different side of your personality emerges. You are always ready to the next trend. Why wear dull gray when there are so many purples and fuchsias to be discovered?Go ahead and experiment, look rich and elegant!Fully embroidered Silk Sherwani style Kurta with zari and sequins worn with churidar and crushed tissue silk dupatta seem perfect! Flower Child It’s a return to the 70s flower child. Team embroidered kurtas with palazzos or pants for the bohemian chic look Girl Next Door You concentrate on the basics. No frills and understated elegance defines you.Fully embroidered Silk Sherwani style Kurta with zari and sequins worn with churidar and crushed tissue silk dupatta are fine for this style Romantic Look You love that sun-kissed ethereal look. You go for soft colours and long tousled curls for a super feminine look. Dupion silk saree with crepe tissue border and blouse in antique kundan with mirror work completes the out of this world look. Natural Look You love all things natural - the great outdoors, flowers, waterfalls. You go for soft flowing fabrics and pastel colours. Heavy embroideries are not your style.Pale pink/pastel french chiffon lehenga delicately embellished with tiny pearls worn with strings of white pearls look divine! Classic Look What is luxury for some is everyday to you. Elegance is your trademark. You don't run after trends. Emerald/saphire/Ruby colored bandhini printed crepe silk saree with ari and mirror work and contrast pallav could be one of your choices....
All choices are really cool.. But I prefer dress code according to the cuture an dtradition that one follows.. SO for me its lehnga for girls and SHerwani or Designer suits for boys
For indian wedding there is nothing better option than Saree for girls and Sherwani or kurta payjama for boys.. it really looks cool in any Indian wedding..
Good research work done by you..But i guess dressing style completely depends up on the personality of the person.. person should be tall if he wants to wear sherwani.. and girls must be slim to wear lehnga and sari..
Sarees Is the best and last option for wedding wear. The Designer Sabyasachi Sarees are the exclusive choice to wear for a wedding. As sarees make a woman look pretty and slim and beautiful and gorgeous and flawless and much more good. So I will always opt for a saree to a wedding.
