It does not make sense to preserve your wedding lehenga as a prized possession in your closet especially after investing in it all that you saved over the years! Why not reinvent and wear your special outfit on various other occasions like Karva Chauth or your sibling's wedding as well?
Wearing it on festivals and other family functions will surely be worth it. Be resourceful and take cues from various contemporary yet wearable looks that we have listed to get eyeballs rolling on you again.
advertisement
Recommended Read: 10 Beautiful Indian Embroideries For The Bride's Dream Wedding Trousseau
To tone down the effect of your heavy lehenga, you can get a plain, raw silk or brocade (depending on your lehenga) blouse made. Throng your dupatta on one side and wear only a chunky pair of earrings. The best hairdo would either be a high bun if you have a chiselled jaw line, or curls let loose. We bet you will be leaving a twinkle in every eye set on you.
Must Read: Complete Style Guide For Indian Brides To Wear A Golden Lehenga On Their Wedding Day
You can create an illusion of an anarkali by wearing your lehenga with a similar coloured corset top and a bandh jacket. This will also safely cover your waistline. As for your bridal choli, you can team it with a plain saree, and keep your friends guessing about your versatile collection.
Continue reading below
To make a bold style statement, we suggest you go for the showstopper look by teaming your lehenga with a long-sleeved jacket. Make sure your jacket has some embroidery or embellishments if your lehenga is plain. Similarly, have a simple, plain jacket for a lehenga with heavy work. This Mughal-inspired look will definitely win you many compliments, and your friends might even seek your fashion advice post this appearance.
Also Read: 6 Stunning Ways You Can Drape Dupatta With Your Lehenga To Look Like A Royal Bride
Get a contrast coloured kurta with long sleeves over your lehenga. You can even go for a turtle-neck if you wish to go bold with the style. You can get antique embroidery done on the shoulder, neck and sleeves (around the wrist), to add more detailing. In this case, stay away from jewellery to keep the look subtle. You can perhaps think of wearing a heavy bun pin to complete this unique look.
If your lehenga is heavily embellished, you can go for a subtle shade dupatta, wrap around your waist and pleat like a saree. You can even go for a contrast coloured dupatta or a heavy dupatta in the case of a plain lehenga. Make sure you drape it carefully to blend the colours and fabrics well. It will make for a stunning new look.
Recommended Read: 5 Reasons Why We Absolutely Love Genelia And Her Lehenga
So, do you have any favourites already? Do let us know about your experiments with your precious possession.
advertisement
advertisement
advertisement
