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In Indian wedding, you can find a large assortment of attires that are worn in many corners of the subcontinent and within different ethnic traditions, e.g. in north India, the traditional north Indian wedding dress consists of salwar kameez teamed with a heavy dupatta; in north-east India, bride and groom are decorated in their respective traditional dresses which differs from tribe to tribe; in east India, which generally incorporates of West Bengal, Jharkhand, Bihar and Orissa, the traditional wedding outfit incorporates saree, for women and dhoti-kurta, for men. In south India and in the west as well, the traditional wedding outfit is saree but everywhere, the styles of wrapping the saree is different in different cultures. Notwithstanding, these days, with the sudden mushrooming of umpteen number of fashion designers on the scene and the easy accessibility to a number of choices in apparels, the traditional wedding dress for different cultures and religions has been switched out by lehanga choli or designer sarees for the bride and sherwani or suit for the groom. The traditional red colour which was the quintessential colour for the Indian bride has been created for evaluation by designers and now, despite the fact red goes on to enjoy its elite status in the world of bridal wears, nevertheless, brides are selecting muted, muted colors shades – nudes, blush pink, powder blue and other similar colorings. Similarly, men even have moved way beyond the traditional kurta-pyjama or dhoti and have a wide range of designer sherwanis and suits and a rainbow of colours to pick. If you take a close look at the trends in Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2011, you will find an original use of traditional crafts coupled with ethnic as well as western silhouettes and a fine blend of gildings, heavily textured fabrics, cutwork, and hints of crochet, appliqués and motifs in bridal wears. A fusion of banarasi brocades, bandhani, Ikats and velvets, embellished with glittering zari, gota patti work, badla and brick and mortar metallic patterns are also in vogue these days. For men, apart from Bandhgalas, Angarkhas and Sherwanis, stylish shirts with mandarin collars and bows with pin tucks and tiny pleats along with slim trousers are in fashion. Suits with round necks, or wide lapelled coats can be in huge demand by grooms who aspire to don a showy and a formal look on their D-day. In Indian Christian weddings, where the colour of the traditional bridal wear is basically white (which symbolizes virginity) has now also been opened for evaluation to suit the tastes of our modern bride and the virginal white bridal gown has been replaced by the seductive black. A whole new range of black wedding dresses combined withjet black lace was launched by Jenny shaw at the ‘Fall 2012’ runway show in New York, last couple days. So why wait, now that you have a tips about everything that’s accepted this wedding spice? Just grab your sunglasses and step out to grab your wedding dress. Wait, take an advice and choose an outfit that you would be ready to wear even after your wedding ceremony on other occasions and shell out wisely.
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