There are plenty of choices for a bridal dress for an Indian bride. The most traditional one is Saree and at present, it is exclusively used in central and southern parts of the Indian subcontinent. For northern, mainly Punjabi and Muslim brides Salwar Kameez and its derivatives like Anarkali. Now, modern day brides are taking some more freeways to express their sensations on the D-day by wearing bridal lehenga, bridal gowns or chaniya choli or lehenga choli.
Among these bridal lehenga with long shirt and flared style apparel is making some sense if you wish to go some leeway. Long shirt preserve your traditional look and offers you more space for rich embellishments. Thus, you can make your bridal dress more adorable using most possible modern elements of embroidery like usage of silver or golden threads in all designing. Judicious use of precious stones, crystals and sequins can decorate you D-day attire in amazing ways.
In modern fashions the components of lehenga (skirt), Choli (blouse, shirt) and dupatta (chunni or stole) are modify many ways by eminent designers and presented on big screens or small screens. Thus, they have created some distinct waves of new fashions among the new generations. The major prevailing styles are skirt- fish cut, straight cut, A-line cut and flares. However, selection of appropriate style is base on the outfit of the bride, her personality and choices, but flared lehenga has lot of pleats around the waist so looks somewhat heavy and elegant for such big occasion when bride is expect to attract the all eyes towards her at first glance.
In earlier days when lehenga were, being started to consider as bridal dress most designers were using satin widely due to its flowing texture and rich feel. Later on tissue came on the surface to give a royal appearance. At present day’s girls are choosing crepe and georgette along with net. Heavy embellishment particularly embroidery is taking leading role to make bridal apparel luxurious and you can find this true in case of designer lehenga. Here pure Chiffon is heavily loaded with rich embroidery and other embellishments on all components of the suit.
In olden, but golden days, brides didn’t have any choice of the color other than Red and red bridal lehenga also ruling over the modern fashion design trends like this traditional lehenga. With the pace of time, girls have some free reign to make their own selections so they mostly opt for golden, copper, maroon, yellow, pink, brown and tints of green like mehendi green. Not only single colors are popular, but also dual colors like red and yellow, green and red, yellow and pink, etc. are setting modern brides a bit apart from the traditional ones.
The most admirable variants of lehenga are lancha and sharara. Both are akin to the long shirt and flared lehenga so such selections are not kooky ideas at all.
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