Gone are the days when the only option for a bridal lehenga was the traditional red. Thankfully, times have changed and lehenga designs and colors have evolved to cater to the preferences and styl...
The world knows that we Indians hold the colour red very dear to our hearts. The shade of love and passion, it is considered holy and often associated with brides. On the third day of Navratri, God...
The colour orange has everything to do with happiness and energy. Just the kind of vibe you experience at a wedding. An incarnation of Goddess Durga is Brahmacharini. The luminosity and brightness ...
Grey is an unconventional and unique colour in a bride’s trousseau. Often brides shy away from donning a grey ensemble. Ladies, you don’t realise the beauty of this versatile colour! You can match...
Finding the perfect bridal lehenga is just about the toughest thing to do. And when you do find one that looks just right, it’s most likely out of your budget. We feel your pain, girls.
So why pay ...
Times keep changing and so do trends! While that heavily embroidered, typical lehenga-choli set was the norm at every Indian wedding, it’s really not the case now. Tbh, even brides themselves...
V-Neck Blouse
A V-neckline creates a longer, leaner silhouette. It highlights your face and elongates your body. So it’s ideal for women with wider shoulders, thick torsos or larger busts. Also wo...
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Before we get started with our thesis, let’s be clear. You really don’t need to open your diary and make a note of all the color combinations. The idea is to play with ...
The last day of Navratri is here and another colour to sport for the day! The eighth day is dedicated to Goddess Mahagauri, the second-last avatar of Goddess Durga, who is believed to fulfil all th...
Every aspect of an Indian bridal avatar celebrates colour, culture, legacy and zest. Such is the level of excitement and thrill regarding an Indian bride that every minute element, detail there ar...
