Indian Bridal Wear Newyork Biography
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It’s that time of year again folks, where fantastic designers from all over the world come to witness their latest offerings hit the catwalks at New York Bridal Fashion Week and India Bridal Fashion Week 2013. And all I can say is that I’m glad I and my Fiancé haven’t set a date for anytime soon, because these dresses would certainly be at the top of my wish list if we had!
Now, I’ve never seen a bride more beautiful than at an Indian wedding, and these dresses from India Fashion Week 2012 are absolutely breath-taking, I really wonder how the designers could possibly outdo themselves this year, but I’m super excited to see! The vast array of different colours and cuts just go to show how much of a more colourful affair an Indian wedding is, compared to that of a Western one. In India, it’s common for brides to wear red and/or gold, as these colours are considered lucky for the bride-to-be, but Indian brides have the advantage of creative freedom and may choose any colour they like. Other common colours include pinks, blues, oranges and turquoise, with mostly all brides being draped in lavish gold jewellery to finish their wedding outfit.
As you can see from the collection below, there really is no right and wrong for Indian bridal wear and each outfit, from the traditional to the contemporary, is as unique as the next not to mention absolutely stunning.
A touch of contemporary
Designer Mandira Wirk appears to have taken inspiration for her work from Western bridal fashions, even down the bridesmaid dress, but keeps an element of tradition to her work with long trailing veils. The mini dress is something that made an appearance at New York Bridal Fashion Week 2013, but Mandira was there first, showcasing her take on it at the India Bridal Fashion Week 2012.I really love how Jyotsna Tiwari and Meera Muzaffar have kept it simple with one colour, but the bright blue gown with ornate detailing keeps it eye-catching. I absolutely adore Meera Muzaffar’s all black garment, as it screams sophistication and elegance with that element of daringness.Designers Shantanu & Nikhil have designed a really simple but modern look for Indian grooms with this outfit, I especially like how this outfit looks very casual without taking anything away from the seemingly effortless splendour, very handsome indeed!
Rolling with the tradition
I really love this beautiful dress by Falguni & Shane Peacock, it’s flirty and fun while remaining in keeping with the traditional colours. This dress would be perfect for a young Indian bride, as it’s so very pretty with the flower and feather detailing, I think that this dress is my absolutely favourite out of them all.For those Indian brides that want to keep their outfit as traditional as possible, but still bang on trend, comes this very extravagant and rich number from designer JJ Valaya (pictured right). The red velvet with gold detailing not only looks expensive, but will also be seen as a promise of good luck for the lucky bride who’ll be walking down the aisle in this beautiful gown.Western bridal wear is traditionally white and it’s the cut and detailing that really makes an all-white wedding dress pop. The collections below are some that have been seen at New York Bridal Fashion Week 2013 and come from the likes of well-known designers such as Vera Wang, Oscar De La Renta and Carolina Herrera.Sleeveless dresses are sooo last season and Oscar De La Renta has designed some beautiful gowns that have been inspired by Kate Middleton’s full, lace sleeved dress. The full and lacy skirts add an element of fairy-tale chic, think Cinderella…And who said that wedding dresses had to be full length? Reem Acra brought the mini dress to the bridal catwalk, my mum got married in a mini dress which was such a daring thing to do 35 years ago, but showing some leg is really in right now for a modern bridal look.I’m swooning over these beautiful slender gowns by Vera Wang and Carolina
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It’s that time of year again folks, where fantastic designers from all over the world come to witness their latest offerings hit the catwalks at New York Bridal Fashion Week and India Bridal Fashion Week 2013. And all I can say is that I’m glad I and my Fiancé haven’t set a date for anytime soon, because these dresses would certainly be at the top of my wish list if we had!
Now, I’ve never seen a bride more beautiful than at an Indian wedding, and these dresses from India Fashion Week 2012 are absolutely breath-taking, I really wonder how the designers could possibly outdo themselves this year, but I’m super excited to see! The vast array of different colours and cuts just go to show how much of a more colourful affair an Indian wedding is, compared to that of a Western one. In India, it’s common for brides to wear red and/or gold, as these colours are considered lucky for the bride-to-be, but Indian brides have the advantage of creative freedom and may choose any colour they like. Other common colours include pinks, blues, oranges and turquoise, with mostly all brides being draped in lavish gold jewellery to finish their wedding outfit.
As you can see from the collection below, there really is no right and wrong for Indian bridal wear and each outfit, from the traditional to the contemporary, is as unique as the next not to mention absolutely stunning.
A touch of contemporary
Designer Mandira Wirk appears to have taken inspiration for her work from Western bridal fashions, even down the bridesmaid dress, but keeps an element of tradition to her work with long trailing veils. The mini dress is something that made an appearance at New York Bridal Fashion Week 2013, but Mandira was there first, showcasing her take on it at the India Bridal Fashion Week 2012.I really love how Jyotsna Tiwari and Meera Muzaffar have kept it simple with one colour, but the bright blue gown with ornate detailing keeps it eye-catching. I absolutely adore Meera Muzaffar’s all black garment, as it screams sophistication and elegance with that element of daringness.Designers Shantanu & Nikhil have designed a really simple but modern look for Indian grooms with this outfit, I especially like how this outfit looks very casual without taking anything away from the seemingly effortless splendour, very handsome indeed!
Rolling with the tradition
I really love this beautiful dress by Falguni & Shane Peacock, it’s flirty and fun while remaining in keeping with the traditional colours. This dress would be perfect for a young Indian bride, as it’s so very pretty with the flower and feather detailing, I think that this dress is my absolutely favourite out of them all.For those Indian brides that want to keep their outfit as traditional as possible, but still bang on trend, comes this very extravagant and rich number from designer JJ Valaya (pictured right). The red velvet with gold detailing not only looks expensive, but will also be seen as a promise of good luck for the lucky bride who’ll be walking down the aisle in this beautiful gown.Western bridal wear is traditionally white and it’s the cut and detailing that really makes an all-white wedding dress pop. The collections below are some that have been seen at New York Bridal Fashion Week 2013 and come from the likes of well-known designers such as Vera Wang, Oscar De La Renta and Carolina Herrera.Sleeveless dresses are sooo last season and Oscar De La Renta has designed some beautiful gowns that have been inspired by Kate Middleton’s full, lace sleeved dress. The full and lacy skirts add an element of fairy-tale chic, think Cinderella…And who said that wedding dresses had to be full length? Reem Acra brought the mini dress to the bridal catwalk, my mum got married in a mini dress which was such a daring thing to do 35 years ago, but showing some leg is really in right now for a modern bridal look.I’m swooning over these beautiful slender gowns by Vera Wang and Carolina
Indian Bridal Wear Newyork Pictures Photos Images Pics Designs 2013
Indian Bridal Wear Newyork Pictures Photos Images Pics Designs 2013
Indian Bridal Wear Newyork Pictures Photos Images Pics Designs 2013
Indian Bridal Wear Newyork Pictures Photos Images Pics Designs 2013
Indian Bridal Wear Newyork Pictures Photos Images Pics Designs 2013
Indian Bridal Wear Newyork Pictures Photos Images Pics Designs 2013
Indian Bridal Wear Newyork Pictures Photos Images Pics Designs 2013
Indian Bridal Wear Newyork Pictures Photos Images Pics Designs 2013
Indian Bridal Wear Newyork Pictures Photos Images Pics Designs 2013
Indian Bridal Wear Newyork Pictures Photos Images Pics Designs 2013
Indian Bridal Wear Newyork Pictures Photos Images Pics Designs 2013
Indian Bridal Wear Newyork Pictures Photos Images Pics Designs 2013
Indian Bridal Wear Newyork Pictures Photos Images Pics Designs 2013
Indian Bridal Wear Newyork Pictures Photos Images Pics Designs 2013
Indian Bridal Wear Newyork Pictures Photos Images Pics Designs 2013
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