Indian Wedding Dresses HOW TO DRESS UP FOR YOUR BROTHER’S WEDDING

HOW TO DRESS UP FOR YOUR BROTHER’S WEDDING

The wedding season is here, and as the groom’s sibling, you are going to be bombarded with a lot of gazing and attention. The most governing part of your persona would be your outfit so, try to circumspect what you will be wearing to the ceremonies. It’s advised to go for something unique and vibrant to stand out from the crowd. Your attire should be worth all the eye-gaze and admiration you will be getting at the wedding. Moreover, being the eye candy between all the excitement and colors, it’s the best time to become a fashion hotspot and trend-setter. To help you with that, here is a guide on how to dazzle everyone at your brother’s wed-lock with your fashion flairs like a pro.

1. TWIRL IT AWAY 

How many gathers are too many gathers? Being the sister, you can add as many flares as you want to your wedding garb without having a doubt of being overdressed. There are ample ways to make your wedding lehenga or gown fluffier, and some of those are;

Go For Layered Cuts: Layered lehenga or gown is usually cut into three sections. As coming from waist to ankle, every layer is graded and has more flare and length as compared to the previous one.

Use Cancan: It’s a sort of mesh net-like material that is sewed inside the lehenga either from the top or from the knees to make it fluffier. To get the utmost flare, you can double the cancan.

Choose Fluid Fabrics: If you want a flawless out-and-out twirl, never go for heavy material as it will restrict the flare. Use lightweight fabrics like chiffon, net, or crepe.

2. LET EMBROIDERY DO THE TALKING FOR YOU

Get an understanding of top-notch embroideries in India as they will come to your use at maximum in the wedding season. As India is an ethnically diverse country, there are a lot of embroideries that are segregated based on culture, and then there are embroideries, that are elaborated by our skilled designers based on how they perceive it. The choice will be all yours. To give a cultural touch, go for a fine color palette with kutch-mirror or Resham work embroidery, whereas if you want modern bling, pick out pastel-hued fabrics with fine-drawn sequins or zari work. The embroidery trends in 2024 are; stone and beadwork, faux-mirror work, satin stitch work, and zari work.

3. DIG INTO THE DEEP GLOW OF PRINTS

If it’s an outdoor destination wedding, prints will be the best bet for you. Presently, printed lehengas are trending the most as one, they are easy to carry, and two, how lively they make you look. They even have a psychological impact when directed towards your body shape. If you want to look wider, go for light-shaded sizeable prints and to get a slimmer appearance, pick out prints that are fine and intricate. Trending print designs in 2024 are; vintage floral prints, delicate earth prints, tie and dye prints, and paisley prints. If the embroidery enthusiast in you is not content with extravagant stamping then do a little mix and match with your dupatta. Select airy embroideries like Kantha or chain stitch to create balance in your wedding ensemble.

4. DRAMATIZE YOUR FINERY

Give a dramatic shift by playing with the elements of your attire. Instead of retraining yourself in the vicinity of basic and monotonous silhouettes, go a little unconventional and bright. For instance, you can choose a long cape, double-puffed, or, extra flared sleeves in lieu of regular ones. If it’s a reception, you can pick out a frilled off-shoulder gown and walk into the wedding as though it’s a ramp. There is always a room obtainable for indo-western styles so, if you don’t happen to be a traditional type, then do a dainty fusion. Match your elegant satin sarees with your finest bralette or heavily adorned lehenga with silk blazers, and do not fail to recall the importance of accessorization.