Fashion savior is here, so worry not if you’re still at a crossroads when it comes to your big-day fashion emergency. Indian culture is renowned for its lavish gatherings and the exquisite decorations that go with them. It is fair to presume that India understands how to celebrate—from birthdays to weddings. But in addition to the entertainment and the treats, the women who attend these events arrive dressed in elaborate ethnic attire. A wedding features a huge spectrum of fashions, from dresses to sarees; the women are clothed in brilliant, vibrant hues. Both formal and semi-formal settings frequently call for gowns as the clothing of choice. Many ladies wear ghagras, anarkalis, lehenga cholis, and other “Gown-Like” outfits in Indian fashion, which is renowned for its variety. So here we go with a few options for you to narrow it down a bit.
Let’s Check Out The Gowns:
1. Floral
Though it’s not as rich looking compared to what an Indian bride is expected to wear. But this is something to be done if you’re looking for something very light yet attractive.
2. Glitz And Glam
Of course, one of the best predominantly suited gowns for an appropriate appearance of an Indian bride in. Full of sequins, glitter and glam all around.
3. Contempted
You’d probably get a few looks of disapproval if back-dated elders are in the party. But if you want to go for something a little bo*ld you can opt for a high thigh slit.
4. Grandeur
Something very off the rack but also a style that gets starred by, in a good way of course. Something to give you the main character energy and also the Blake Lively red carpet look. So a win-win.
5. Classical
Nothing can go wrong with this. It is traditional, worn by generations, and something that is easy to style.
