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Clutches are a great wedding accessory and are very dressy and perfect for your wedding reception as they add a touch of glamour to the outfit. Also, they can also be useful to carry some of your must haves like lip stick, gloss, blush, face powder, tissue, perfume and maybe your phone. Basic make-up is something you need to carry with you on your big day for a touch up if required and it’s best to carry it yourself rather than having someone else carrying it for you.

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Definitely one of the most impressive Grand Finales ever! We absolutely loved the Gothic style backdrop with imposing arches and spires – fabulous!  Tarun’s stunning collection “Artisanal” was filled with the best textiles, embellishments, jewels, stones and craft techniques. Add to it the structured drapes, the exquisite sharp cut silhouettes along with the mix of Indian expertise and western layering – creating that unique Tarun Tahiliani creation.

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The show was opened with an exotic line-up of flared lehengas, slinky saris, cholis and even an embellished sherwani. Gorgeous colours, crystals, feathers and other embellishments added that oomph to the fabulous creations by Falguni and Shane Peacock. Read More »

The show opened with a collection of regal saris worn over glittering lame petticoats or churidars. Next were the pre-stitched saris with drapes and moulded net, chiffon, silk and georgette as interesting lehenga/sari combos or lehenga/gown duos. Also very interesting were the sarong style saris teamed with long sleeve backless cholis and high slits on pre stitched draped lehenga/saris. Read More »

This is one show we were really looking forward to at India bridal week – and it didn’t disappoint! Pallavi Jaikishan is one of the pioneers of bridal fashion in India and is extremely popular with our brides to be. The show was divided into different looks, which catered to different wedding related events. What we loved was the almost vintage kitsch floral designs on the heavy embroidered saris and lehengas. Read More »

The centre of attraction at Jona was the colour pink. The garments were opulent with fabrics like silk, chiffon, chantilly lace, tulle and velvet along with rich handlooms sparking with silver and gold. She presented a collection of glittering saris, lehengas, floor length ensembles and ankle skimming gowns.

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