From Whites, Prints To Slim Blouses, Summer Wedding Fashion To Bookmark This Season
Summer shaadis and style!
Dressing up for the summer season is the trickiest task. Especially when attending a wedding, battling the season’s heat and soaring high temperature makes shopping a deadly drill. But with the onset of garmi, designers love to experiment with silhouettes, fabrics and colours that keep you cool throughout the season. This switch from winter and spring-appropriate fashion to season-specific additions is a visible change in the market. What we love about this shift is the abundance of whites, roomy cuts, and tons of pastels. With summer fashion, designers help curate a wedding closet for their shoppers, that strikes a balance between comfort and current trends. So, if you’re gearing up for a big fat summer shaadi, allow these celebrity styles to inspire your wedding guest look.
White Wonderland
When it’s time for summer, there is nothing better than the colour white. The summer wedding fashion colour palette is mixed with a blend of sorbet hues and pastel shades. From Chikankari sarees to kalidaars, celebrities from Natasha Poonawalla, Khushi Kapoor, and Ananya Panday have this shade as a wardrobe staple. The easiest way to accessorise your whites is to add a pop of jewellery in colourful gemstones or experiment with statement headpieces like Natasha Poonawalla. One can also choose colourful embroidery motifs like Khushi Kapoor for a variety of wedding functions.
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Slim Blouses
Slim blouses are the latest trend of the season. For festivities, and special occasions, slim blouses with statement embroidery and contemporary designs will help you ace the wedding guest style. Celebrities Janhvi Kapoor, Ananya Panday, Lisa Koshy and Alia Bhatt, chose silhouettes that lessen the burden of layering. Here, you can pick couture creations like pearl embellishments, mirror-fringe designs, floral cutwork with the strapless neckline or even a Y2k-inspired butterfly silhouette.
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Prints Please
Prints are perfect for the summer season. To get ready for the wedding month, you can easily exchange overloaded embroidery designs with prints. Here, you can opt for lively, exuberant prints, traditional Bandhani, leheriya designs and combine them with statement stonework. From dhoti skirts, and ruffle sarees, to festive sets, you can choose print designs for intimate pre-wedding festivities and accessorise to accentuate the entire look.
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Less Is More
With both makeup and jewellery, it is always better to take the minimal route during the summers. Here, you can opt for dainty jewellery designs as sported by Mira Kapoor, or go for the classic maangtikas to skip suffocating chokers. One can also experiment with contemporary hair accessories to decorate designer hair buns. If you’re not a fan of neckpieces, then a statement pair of earrings will make sure to bind the entire look together for you.
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Roomy Silhouettes
For a summer wedding, you definitely don’t want to spend the entire day in the sun, wearing sticky silhouettes. So, to provide you with better legroom, try out roomy, anti-fit kalidaars as worn by actress Athiya Shetty or go ahead and style a pair of wide-legged pants with sexy cholis. You can also look out for newer options in festive dresses, and cocktail gowns that will allow you to breathe in designer wear throughout the day.
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So, what’s in your summer wedding closet?
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