Redefining The Wedding Wardrobe

Over the years, the narrative of Indian weddings has altered manifolds, and bridal wear is an imperative aspect of that change. As weddings become intimate yet increasingly luxurious, brides are opting for styles that are more personal than conventional. Thus, silhouettes that were once synonymous with a traditional bride have been swapped with new-age patterns that offer more ease of movement and a global appeal. Gone are the days when brides were comfortable keeping their wedding attires tucked away in boxes after the wedding. If you are a bride-to be, angst about deciding looks for your wedding day and all the pre-nuptial events, we have got you covered. From scintillating corsets to edgy pre-draped sarees and everything in between, read on for a lowdown on the most statement-making new-age bridal silhouettes. 

Modern cape sets are one of the most popular styles for new-age brides. Every event calls for effortless silhouettes, as new-age weddings are all about week long revelries. Cape sets are the perfect way to incorporate comfort and high fashion when you want to dance away without much hassle. The variations of this category include tapered trousers, skirts and palazzos with a well-fitted bustier or top. 

Even though contemporary wedding wear features major global influences, they are deeply rooted in traditions – like a concept saree! Whether it is a pre draped saree, gown saree or pant saree, modern interpretations of the cultural classic are among the most popular hits in bridal wear today. A trusted concept saree can not only make getting occasion-ready quicker but also more stylish. We suggest going for lighter fabrics like chiffon and georgette with a heavy statement blouse to pull the look together. 

Gowns
Middle: Blue Corset Gown
Right: Nude Corset Gown,
Red Net Embroidered Dress

 If you are considering switching up your mainstream blouses and bodice designs, turn to a corset! As a new age bride, having a corset gown can be an absolute game changer. What makes corset gowns all that desirable is their melange of structure and flare that flatters all body types. While the corsetry hugs and snatches the torso, the flared bottom of the garment adds an effortless allure to the ensemble. If you like flattering your collar bones, go for a strapless design, but if not, opt for thin straps or add a cape to complement the look. 

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