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A Glimpse Into The Ogaan Stores!

OGAAN pioneered housing multiple designers under one roof and is the best-known designer store in India. We started our journey in 1989 with the idea of showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and design in New Delhi, India where we opened our very first store. Over the last few decades, we’ve opened an array of stores all over the country.

Here’s a sneak peek into our stores that showcase the best of Indian fashion with meticulously curated one-of-a-kind experiences just for you!

Ogaan Hauz Khas

We opened the doors to our first flagship store in 1989 with the objective of breathing life into the retail world of Indian design, textiles and craft. Our three-storey haven exudes a modern yet elegant vibe that pairs perfectly with the designer collections.

Climb up to the first floor to explore heavily embellished Indian pieces to build a timeless wedding trousseau. The store is also known for exploring newer aesthetics and showcasing a mix of traditional and contemporary wear by upcoming designers.

While shopping, don’t forget to stop at Coast Café on the third floor to relax, refuel and tantalise your taste buds with delicious food!

Ogaan The Dhan Mill Compound

Our newest store is a one-of-a-kind space with modern, pared-down elements and four independent stores from Rajdeep Ranawat, Punit Balana, Payal Singhal and Debyani on the ground floor.

Follow the staircases on either side of the skylight to go up to the mezzanine which houses the Ogaan pop-up space featuring a mix of our favourite contemporary and modern-Indian labels, with pop-up spaces from 431–88 by Shweta Kapur, Chandrima, Lajjoo and Kora as well as collections from Bodice, Reik and so many more!

Ogaan Khan Market

Amidst the hustle and bustle in Delhi’s most famous marketplaces, our pocket store aims to represent the contemporary and fusion aesthetic of India. From elevated loungewear styles from Eka, and Lovebirds to stunning resort wear styles from Saaksha & Kinni, Dhruv Kapoor and many more!

You can also explore a gorgeous selection of home décor to add a classic and elegant touch to your home!

Ogaan Malcha Marg, Chanakyapuri

Art meets fashion at our 3,500 sq ft store with its minimalist and sophisticated aesthetic. The centre of the store has a stunning skylight which lights up the room surrounded by walls made of natural stone and wax finishes. Featuring a mix of collections from popular contemporary brands like Patine, Péro, and Malasa, the store offers an engaging balance to match your stylish sensibilities.

It also houses dedicated rooms for renowned designers like Anamika Khanna, Payal Khandwala, Peachoo and Raw Mango; offering the freshest collections for every palette.

Ogaan DLF Emporio Mall, Vasant Kunj

Delve into the best of Indian couture from our one-stop shop in DLF Emporio. From opulent bridal lehengas to vibrant festive stunners for intimate celebrations, the latest launches from the top designers like Anamika Khanna, Mishru, Devika Bhayana, Punit Balana and many more labels are mindfully curated to get your wedding wardrobe sorted.

Ogaan Kala Ghoda Fort, Mumbai

Nestled in Mumbai’s historic Kala Ghoda, the iconic hub of Mumbai — our store is spread over the large expanse of two floors. The space houses a delightful mix of some of the country’s leading designers in contemporary and Indian couture. Make sure you keep an eye out for exclusive pop-ups and launches from Anamika Khanna, Péro and many more!

Ogaan Kolkata

Often described as an art gallery-set-in-an-old-bungalow kind of feel. The tall glass doors and metal detailing highlight the elegance of Ogaan on Gurusaday Dutta Road. Exuding a warm and welcoming vibe with a luscious mix of greens and grey against the milk-white backdrop gives an old-world vibe wrapped in a minimal, contemporary soul. Topped with burst of colours from the array of Indianwear designers like Seema Gujral, Nidhi Tholia, Jayanti Reddy to chic contemporary styles from AK-OK, Péro and more; harmonising the vision of Ogaan with the hearts of Kolkata.

Ogaan Banjara Hills, Hyderabad

Dressed in sandy shades of white and beige, the boutique poses as a natural extension with the sunlit areas rendering a perfect canvas elevated by the vibrant apparel and accessories the brand houses.

The 4,200 sq ft space is spread across a two-storied bungalow in the Banjara Hills vicinity. Both floors have a semi-open layout that flows into each other, making it easy for the patrons to browse through. The airy and inviting space integrates seamlessly with the exteriors to encapsulate its old-world charm.

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Miheeka Bajaj wears designer mask at her pre-wedding party

Miheeka Bajaj was seen sporting with a matching embroidered designer mask at her pre-wedding celebrations. She got engaged to actor Rana Daggubati. She was seen wearing a pink and mint green lehenga set by Jayanti Reddy. Miheeka’s look was accessorised by Krsala jewellery. Reports say the couple is set to get married on August 8.

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Aditi Rao Hydari at Priyanka-Nick Wedding Reception : Aditi looked simply gorgeous in this green and gold Jayanti Reddy lehenga that she finished off with heavy jhumkas and sleek-parted hairdo. Quite stunning!

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Rana Daggubati’s fiancée Miheeka Bajaj’s stunning pics light up the internet

Rana Daggubati’s fiancée Miheeka Bajaj’s stunning pics light up the internet

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New Delhi: Going by the stunning pictures which Rana Daggubati’s fiancée Miheeka Bajaj shared recently on Instagram, it appears that the pre-wedding functions have already begun for the couple. Miheeka has lit up Instagram with pictures of herself looking like a million bucks in an embellished pink and mint-green lehenga from the studios of Jayanti Reddy. She aced her look with an…

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Jayanti Reddy Lehenga

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Bride-to-be Priyanka picked a gorgeous royal blue lehenga by Jayanti Reddy available at @armadiobangalore with floral zari motifs at WeddingSutra on Location. Location- @tajmgroad, Bangalore Photographer- @North_Water_Star (Bangalore) #lehenga #lehengainspiration #weddinglook #wedidngwear #traditional #indiancouture #bridallehenga #weddinglehenga #blue #bluelehenga #weddingsutra #weddingsutraonlocation #royalblue #floral #lehengadesign #indianbride #bridalbeauty #bridegoals #bridetobe #bride #bridesmaid #bridalfashion #fashionista #instafashion #fashion #lehengafashion (at Vivanta by Taj - MG Road)

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We loved the response we got for bridal lehenga trends for 2018 and we are back with yet another series on the latest bridal lehenga trends for 2019. Well every fashion forward bride-to-be is not afraid to try out unique colour combinations and fashion her wedding lehenga in unpredictable cuts and designs. Well, it is almost mid 2019 and, one thing we are sure about is that brides of 2019 will be experimenting a lot with their bridal lehengas. So, you never know if you see some unusual colors, combinations, designs and cuts popping in this year.

We are excited to show you what are the latest lehenga trends of 2019. Are you ready? Keep saving for your big day, major wedding lehengas inspirations ahead:

1. The Hottest Bridal Lehenga Trend For 2019 Is The Unconventional Shades of Green

Brides are experimenting a lot with the choice of colors for their bridal lehenga and we can see them trusting various shades of green for their wedding lehenga. Especially this bride who took her wedding look to another level, by teaming it up with contrasting red rubies. Swoonworthy! Isn’t it?

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Also, Read How Real Brides Rocked Contrasting Jewelry Like A Boss.

2. Ivory With A Pop Of Peach Will Be The Statement Combination This Year

Brides of 2019 will make their way to simple and elegant bridal lehengas with peach flowers embroidered on ivory bridal lehengas like these. This is not it, many brides will be seen ditching red and pinks for light colored bridal lehengas this year.  Check Out Now Some Unique And Trending Light Coloured Lehenga Ideas.

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Also, Check Out More Ivory Coloured Wedding Outfits Here.

3. Ombré Ivory And Sunset Pink Bridal Lehenga With Shades Of Earthy Oranges & Blues

It seems this bride worked really hard to get this one created. Isn’t it? The embroidered geometric lines on the blouse perfectly contrasts the floral theme of the bridal lehenga. She coordinated her ombre ivory lehenga with her grandmother’s century old choker and chandbalis. And, gorgeous is the outcome.

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Here Is The Ultimate Shopping Guide To Buy Bridal Lehenga.

4. If We Tell You That The Biggest and Latest Lehenga Trends 2019  Are Monochrome Coloured Wedding Lehengas

Reds and maroons will always be quintessential. And the modern Indian bride will always find an offbeat way to favour these traditional bridal wear colours. Priyanka Chopra and this bride have exactly shown us the biggest bridal lehenga trend.

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 Also Read: How We Decoded Priyanka Chopra’s Wedding Looks

5. Let Your Blouse Do All The Talking

While we are talking of brides who experimented with their bridal lehengas, some brides are not just doing that but are giving a lot of attention to details to other aspects of their bridal wear, as well. For instance experimenting boldly with blouse design as well.

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This beautiful bride in powder blue lehenga created her ravishing look with a ruffled blouse. And, we must say she is an inspiration for more brides-to-be!

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We have another pretty bride making an entry with a stylish blouse and setting goals for bridal lehengas for 2019. A tube blouse with balloon sleeves and ivory lehenga can be a nice combination to look for.

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Brides can be seen going the bold way with an off shoulder blouse like this and some tassels dropping. We even loved the peach color she picked for her bridal lehenga.

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Check Out Some More Blouse Neckline Designs Here.

6. Champagne Color Bridal Lehenga Will Make You Ditch Other Colors

Champagne color with some golden embroidery can never make your bridal lehenga go wrong, it just brings out the best version of yourself. If you are a bride-to-be who is not ready to wear red, you can certainly try this gorgeous champagne color for your wedding lehenga.

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7. Aqua Blue With A Tint Of Pink

This bomb color combination of aqua blue and pink is the combination we have waited for. We love how this bride slayed here bridal look with a double dupatta and a belt.

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8. Sabyasachi Bridal Lehengas In Floral Prints Will Be Brides Choice For 2019

Sabyasachi bridal lehengas are something that brides will never get tired of. Especially with his Spring Summer Collection 2019 titled Fiza and his Destination Wedding Edit 2019, floral printed lehengas are a rage and the biggest bridal lehenga trend of 2019.

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9. Pastels Can Make You The Elegant Bride Of 2019

Pastels are another trend we can see brides picking for their bridal lehengas. Now since ivory and off whites have broken the stereotype many brides are wanting to experiment with different tones and shades of pastels. Check out these light colored bridal lehengas for more ideas and inspiration.

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10. Silver & Grey!

No matter how many colors join the league for bridal lehenga trends, silver and grey are something that will make any bride want to experiment. Recently, instagram influencer Aaliya of the Image Code wore a stunning customised Sabyasachi grey bridal lehenga for her muslim wedding.

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Also, this bride wore a stunning grey lehenga with mehndi green lining giving it a unique touch.

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And, this bride in all silver wedding lehenga with a ruffled dupatta is another stunning piece we spotted for brides of 2019.

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Sagarika Ghatge’s grey coloured lehenga with all over mirror work is a great option. We can see brides opting for these unique combinations in 2019.

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Here Are Some Tips To Buy Wedding Lehenga Without Exceeding Your Budget.

11. Twirling In A Blush Pink Wedding Lehenga

Brides of 2019 can always trust blush pink for their bridal lehenga with some embroidery all over it. All you have to do is pair it up with contrasting jewellery and you are done. These brides are giving some major contrasting jewellery inspiration, have a look.

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12. Breaking the Stereotype With Off White Wedding Lehenga

Offwhite is a color that can be a stunning option. Just like these brides you can either wear your embroidered off white bridal lehenga with a green banarasi dupatta or with a tint of powder blue in your net dupatta. We are totally stunned by the way these brides have rocked their wedding look in off white. Brides-to-be take cue!

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13. Orange Can Never Make You Go Wrong

Many brides opt for red and pinks for their wedding lehenga, but very few make their way to pick orange as their bridal color. Just like this bride in Anita Dongre orange bridal lehenga is making us want brides wear orange in 2019. Or can we say orange is the new red for 2019 brides?

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14. Anamika Khanna Bridal Lehenga Designs Can Be The Latest Bridal Trend For 2019

Anamika Khanna bridal lehenga designs are so unique that many brides will wish to pick for their wedding day. And, not only the designs but the color combinations she picks for her creations are very unique for bridal lehenga. How many of you agree?

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15. It is All Yellow

After Alia Bhatt, created a rage with her Sabyasachi yellow lehenga. She wore this stunning outfit  at Akash Ambani’s spectacular wedding. If you are not very shy about experimenting we assure you that this yellow Sabyasachi lehenga will turn many heads.

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Also Check Out The Lehenga Trends We Spotted At The Ambani Wedding.

16. Because Pink Is My Obsession

If yellow is not your color you can go for a pink lehenga like Sonam Kapoor wore at Isha Ambani’s wedding with her name written on it. Because, little obsession never hurts!

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Also Read: Who Wore What At Isha Ambani’s Wedding.

17. Full Embroidered Bridal Lehenga Will Be A Big Wedding Lehenga Trend In 2019

We absolutely love how this bride has opted for a full-fledged embroidered bridal lehenga. And, the way she has opted for a contrasting dupatta is something that is going to be a hit in 2019. Intricate elephant embroidery on the border is something very interesting we spotted on this lehenga. Did you notice?

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18. Browns & Blacks Over Reds & Pinks!

We spotted some black and brown ruling the latest lehenga trends, so can see some more brides opting it in 2019?  Because who doesn’t like black? And, it’s high time we break the monotony!

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If you love these black and brown wedding lehengas, do not forget to Meet The Modern Brides of Instagram.

19. Cutwork Wedding Lehenga

Pia Sodhi wore a stunning cutwork lehenga at her sangeet and we loved it. We can see brides-to-be following her footsteps for their bridal lehenga in 2019. Isn’t this unusual and unique design for bridal lehenga?

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So, if you haven’t thought about what color or design you are going to opt for your bridal lehenga, then these brides might help you figure out. But, in the end we will just say listen to your heart and wear whatever color, design you want and make it a trend!

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The WeddingSutra Influencer Awards was a night dedicated to excellence in the wedding industry, recognizing trendsetters, innovators and inspirations.

At a gathering of folks who epitomize both, substance and style, the glamour quotient was off the charts. We’re calling out some of the best looks of the evening that helped us put on a scintillating show.

Iridescent Isabelle Kaif glowed in a knotted off-shoulder blouse and a pearl belted organza lehenga in lilac complete with press pleating and vertical ruffle details by Shehla Khan.

A fierce yet glamorous gold and gleam ensemble by Adaa Mallikk was Tanishaa Mukerji’s pick which she complemented with long golden earrings and a slick up-do.

Ace Designer Manish Malhotra put together for himself striking blue suit with contrasting geometric details which he paired with shoes by Versace.

Mala Samtani took our breath away in a black Marchesa Notte teamed with a Judith Leiber purse, Miu Miu shoes and jewelry by Farah Khan Ali.

Kaykashan Patel’s black Monisha Jaising gown with its clean design and figure-hugging silhouette created interest via its golden zipper details.

It was retro glam all the way for Farah Khan Ali who paired an easy-breezy floral printed dress from Shirrin Design Company with a thick, embellished hairband.

In a Nicobar French Chantilly lace saree with gold patterns and crystal detailing, Simone Arora chose gold accessories and a dazzling clutch for a stunning effect.

An exemplar of absolute grace and radiance, Mehr Jesia seemed to carry the spotlight with her in an era-defying golden gown by Surily Goel.

A smart blue suit with chequered details from Arrow worn over a white shirt by True Blue had actor and director Parvin Dabas looking absolutely debonair.

Senior Vice President – Global Sales & Marketing at The Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL), Renu Basu was perfectly poised in a pure silk khadi georgette saree from Kaysons.

Gaurav Mahajan, President of Raymond was the perfect brand ambassador in a blue custom tuxedo from Raymond Made to Measure. He looked absolutely dapper.

Anjali Gaekwar took the ‘basic black’ and added ‘bold’ with a striking gold striped chanderi overlay by Nicobar.

Co-Founder of Outhouse Jewellery Kaabia Grewal rocked the modern fashion zeitgeist with a high necked cutwork crop top and white pants from Zimmermann, accessorized with baubles and a clutch from her own brand.

Designer Arpita Mehta served up the duo-toned diva look in a classic black and white combination with her one-shoulder Zara top and flared Cinq a Sept pants.

An asymmetrical draped jacket is an experimental look gone right and Shubhika Davda of Papa Don’t Preach carried off her creation with élan.

Narresh Kukreja of Shivan and Narresh showed them how it’s done in burgundy Lanvin trousers worn with a crisp white shirt and a black jacket from his own brand.

A hot pink full-length dress with on-trend ruffles was Nisha Jamwval’s attire for the evening. Accessorized with a Gucci belt featuring a blingy buckle, it was all things fashion and feist.

Madhulika Mathur, Co-Founder and Director of WeddingSutra was grace and glamor personified in an ivory Tarun Tahiliani gown. She wore it with Manolo Blahnik shoes and a pair of dainty earrings.

Black was the color that ruled Deepti Gujral’s look. She paired a pencil dress with a pair of peep-toes and a clutch in the same hue while letting jewelry from Isharya bring in some bling.

Candice Pinto was ravishing in a black gown by Adriana Papel with a peplum silhouette and floral motifs on the bodice.

Fashion designer Shehla Khan went with a stylish, minimalist fuchsia gown from her own label, with sparkling cuffs and a layered necklace added to the mix.

Mitali Sagar of House of Misu was whimsy and tradition woven together in her blush sharara and a short jacket-style blouse by Ridhi Mehra which went perfectly with her choker.

Summiyya Patni of House of Misu opted for an ensemble by Ridhi Mehra with more contemporary appeal and added some ethnic charm with her oversized jhumkis.

One of the evening’s most beautiful outfits was this floor-length banarasi lehenga in royal purple and regal gold, set off by a muted gold off-shoulder blouse with large frilled sleeves by Jayanti Reddy, worn by Reha Sukheja.

Model Arshia Ahuja’s sleek teal green gown with a slit, featuring blossoms and ripe pomegranates rendered in appliqué from Nachiket Barve’s millennial Maharani collection had echoes of a far eastern exoticism.

Sherina Dalamal painted a pretty picture in a bright pink satin gown that was an expression of her own creativity, set off with minimalist diamond jewelry.

Chef and restaurateur Sarah Todd was all summer and shine in a white, mirror-work and sequins lehenga by Abhinav Mishra matched with a kundan necklace and long earrings.

Celebrity pilates expert, Namrata Purohit was effortlessly graceful in this gorgeous lehenga by Abhinav Mishra. The ensemble was enveloped in floral patterns and worn with a kundan choker.

Flounce and flair was the theme for Esha Amiin’s look with a ruffled crop top and a pair of champagne silk organza palazzo pants, which were both by Riddhi Mehra.

Maia Sethna’s beige lehenga from Cherie D By Sherina Dalamal was an absolute head turner with its ruffles, embossing and color. Worn with a pair of stunning cascading earrings she was a modern muse.

More ruffles! The pastel blue billowing skirt and embroidered blouse from Cherie D By Sherina Dalamal donned by Natasha Luthra was the perfect recipe for a princess look.

Miheeka Bajaj enjoyed a colorful moment in a cheery yellow kurta by Jayanti Reddy paired with dhoti pants, a scalloped dupatta, and baubles by Bunty Bajaj.

The members of ONEmpire Band grabbed the spotlight with their coordinated outfits. The five of them dressed in blue tuxedos along with black trousers from Bubber Couture.

Parthip Thyagarajan, Co-founder and CEO of WeddingSutra looked sharp in a perfectly tailored navy blue suit by Raymond, a pair of brown lace-up shoes and a pink pocket square by Satya Paul.

Bina Aziz made a shimmering statement in a pink sequins gown by Azeem Khan which she matched with a pair of sleek, long earrings from Ghanasingh Be True.

Makeup: Ojas Rajani (for Mala Samtani), Jean Claude Biguine (for Maia Sethna, Natasha Luthra and Sarah Todd), Priya Todarwal (for Mehr Jesia)

Hairstyling: Ojas Rajani (for Mala Samtani), Jean Claude Biguine (for Maia Sethna, Natasha Luthra, Sarah Todd and Madhulika Mathur)

Fashion Photography: CCP Weddings, Chirakatha, Clicks Unlimited Photography, Dev Photography, Movie’ing Moments, Mrinal Khatnani Photo & Films, Say Cheeze Photography, Vivan Bhatena Photography, WhatKnot

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Ruffled saris and blouses are the new celebrity-approved wedding trend

It’s a very interesting time for Indian wear. On the one hand, there is a ubiquitous revival of traditional textiles and ancient craftsmanship. On the other, there is the constant reinvention of time-honoured silhouettes to keep them relevant. Ruffles are the latest modus operandi to make the latter possible. Equal parts dramatic and playful, they promise to infuse your indigenous favourites with zestful appeal.

Celebrity inspiration for wearing ruffles

Shilpa Shetty Kundra has been quick to give this trend a test run. Be it in Jayanti Reddy or Arpita Mehta, she proves that a ruffled sari is a sure way to nail this style. Deepika Padukone rode the wave with a ruffled sari blouse in an Anamika Khanna ensemble, as did Swara Bhaskar and Alia Bhatt, who wore the trend with Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla ruffled-sleeve blouses. Bollywood’s latest addition Jahnvi Kapoor is a fan too, and swears by a ruffled hem dupatta to make a statement.

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How you can add ruffles to your traditional wear wardrobe

There is no denying that the ruffled sari is definitely having a moment. It’s fuss-free and modern, ensuring maximum impact with bare minimum effort. The best way to wear it? Stick to one colour from head-to-toe and introduce ruffles by way of your pallu, hemline, and perhaps a touch on the collar. Add a designer belt to give the look some international appeal.

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Ruffled blouse are an easy way to elevate the existing lehengas in your collection. Add this dramatic element on your sleeves or entire bodice, depending on how low-key or high octane you wish to go. Alternately, amp up your repertoire with ruffled lehengas or shararas. Boomerang-friendly twists, guaranteed. If you’d rather take baby steps with this trend, then start out with a dupatta. Opt for bold ruffles on a slim, gauzy fabric, casually looped around your arms.

Need some inspiration? Have a look at the times when Bollywood flaunted ruffles in their Indian ethnic looks.

1/9 Janhvi Kapoor in Manish Malhotra

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Swara Bhaskar in Abu Jani Sandeep KhoslaSussanne Khan in Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla

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Alia Bhatt in Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla

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Sonali Bendre Ridhi MehraShilpa Shetty in Jayanti ReddyShilpa Shetty in Arpita MehtaKiara Alia Advani

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Deepika Padukone in Anamika Khanna

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Rakul Preet Singh in Jayanati Reddy Lehenga

Rakul Preet Singh Outfit: Sequins embellished blue lehenga paired with yellow elbow length blouse and cream sumatra from Jayanati Reddy Accessories: Gold finished pearl jumkas from Amrapali Jewels and matching bangle Makeup: Thick lined eyes with blue bindi and pink lip Hair: Center parted with braided hair Stylist: Neeraja Kona

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via Today Bharat Miheeka, who got engaged to actor Rana Daggubati in May, shared pictures from her pre-wedding celebrations. Miheeka Bajaj in an embroidered mask at pre wedding celebrationsINSTAGRAM Miheeka Bajaj, who recently got engaged to actor Rana Daggubati, shared pictures from her pre-wedding celebrations on Sunday. The ceremony was intimate, attended by close family members, reports said. Miheeka was seen sporting a pink and mint green lehenga set by Jayanti Reddy. Miheeka’s look was accessorised by Krsala jewellery. “Jadau mala encrusted with polkis [uncut diamonds], rubies and pink tourmalines crafted in 18kt gold. Her traditional jadau maang tikka is designed with specially cut rubies and polkis, and the Jadau tips are embedded with polkis and round pink tourmalines. An intricate Jadau Bracelet with polkis set in 22kt gold gracefully rests on her hand,” the official handle of Krsala said, sharing pictures of Miheeka’s outfit. However, an accessory that stood out was a matching embroidered designer mask that Miheeka wore in one of the pictures. Miheeka’s look was completed by makeup artist Tamanna Rooz. Rana Daggubati had announced his engagement to Miheeka on May 12 with a social media post of a picture of them with the caption, “She said yes!” Shortly after that, the duo posted what looked like photos from their engagement ceremony. For the engagement ceremony, Miheeka was seen in a pink and yellow saree while Rana was dressed in a traditional white pattu pancha and shirt. The ceremony was said to have taken place with a limited number of guests, since there was a lockdown in place then. Miheeka runs an event management and decor company called Dew Drop Design Studio. The Hyderabad native is the daughter of the owners of Krsala, a jewellery brand, Bunty Bajaj and Suresh Bajaj. She also has a diploma in interior design from Rachna Sansad in Mumbai and has done her MA at the Chelsea University of Art and Design in London. According to reports, the couple is set to get married on August 8.Z` `

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From multi-brand outlets across United States Of America, UK, UAE and Canada, to worldwide shops by developers like Sabyasachi and Manish Malhotra, our edit features the places you are able to shop your lehenga that is bridal or from if you’re based away from Asia

From multi-brand outlets across United States Of America, UK, UAE and Canada, to worldwide shops by developers like Sabyasachi and Manish Malhotra, our edit features the places you are able to shop your lehenga that is bridal or from if you’re based away from Asia

In retrospect, A indian bride residing offshore in years past should have made one or more journey, or even more, to Asia to produce one the most important sartorial acquisitions of her life: her wedding ensemble. However with the popularity that is rising of Indian weddings being held overseas, major towns where Indians have settled for many years are in possession of their particular multi-designer boutiques to help make the task less tiresome. From mainstream to wedding that is contemporary lehengas, kurtas, and saris to jewelry and everything in-between—the new crop of single- and multi-brand outlets across major metropolitan towns and cities around the globe are selling wedding alternatives for the Indian diaspora based near their retail areas.

We are putting the limelight for a city-wise segregated selection of designer shops that represent functions by probably the most influential fashion that is indian. Scroll ahead for all your hotspots.

United states

The Mall At Oak Tree, Nj-new Jersey

The brainchild of Chirag Batra, The Mall At Oak Tree ended up being introduced to give you clients of Indian fashion with leading fashion and jewelry labels under one roof. The room provides an extensive mixture of bridal, trousseau and prкt collections by noteworthy Indian developers like Ritu Kumar, Tarun Tahiliani, Falguni Shane Peacock, Payal Singhal, Gaurang Shah and so many more at their brand new Jersey-based boutique. Themallatoaktree.com

Anita Dongre, Nyc

In-may 2018, leading designer Anita Dongre, most widely known on her behalf signature gota patti focus on conventional use, expanded her worldwide impact utilizing the opening of the colossal flagship store in the middle of brand new York. The area isn’t only house to the couture that is bridal menswear and prкt lines, but additionally has a separate part because of their sustainable luxury brand Anita Dongre Grassroot, fine jewelry from her Pinkcity label and ready-to-wear offerings. Brides, grooms and their own families may also benefit from the luxury associated with label’s bespoke solutions as of this boutique that is three-storied.

Address: Anita Dongre, 473 West Broadway, Ny. Tel: +1(646)4905755

The Grand Trunk, Ca

Perched in Pleasanton, this multi-brand shop ended up being started in 2005 by Komal Sodhi Anand—the name credited for creating and choreographing Sabyasachi Mukherjee’s first show at Miami Fashion Week 2004. Today, the boutique hosts an extensive selection of lehengas and saris by Sabyasachi, Anamika Khanna, Anushree Reddy, Payal Singhal, Astha Narang, Varun Bahl and Anita Dongre along side wedding fashion for grooms. Thegrandtrunk.com

Pia Ka Ghar, Ca

Another boutique that is californian wedding use by top Indian fashion developers, the eponymous Pia Ka Ghar ended up being conceived by Pia Ganguly in 2010—making it one of several earliest of its sort. Ganguly began her enterprise to enable females involved with kantha, the Bengali art of stitch painting. Today, the shop hosts wedding lehengas, saris, sherwanis, jewelry and much more by developers like Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Rahul Mishra and Ritu Kumar, amongst others. Piakaghar.com

The Bollywood Closet, Atlanta

Started by Kolkata-born, Atlanta-based Barkha Jayaswal in 2012, The Bollywood Closet facilitates the Sabyasachi experience that is bridal a few russian bridesmaid customers because the formal store for the couturier across United States Of America and Canada. The studio provides Sabyasachi’s lehengas that is latest, saris, jewelry and menswear along with holistic solutions for every client—including fixtures, styling, individual shopping, etc. Thebollywoodclosetusa.com

Studio East6, Chicago

Started in 2013, Studio East6 is really a multi-brand studio situated right when you look at the heart of Chicago. It includes a selection that is well-edited of pieces by sought-after developers like Payal Singhal, Ridhi Mehra, Preeti S Kapoor and Madsam Tinzin. Studioeast6.com

Home Of Raina, Vancouver

A multi-brand designer shop in Vancouver, House Of Raina exposed its doorways to general general general public in February 2018. Mother-daughter duo Rita and Raman Johal noticed a dearth of Indian conventional bridal use in their town, and made a decision to make an array of Indian developers for regional brides-to-be. The boutique provides lehengas and saris by popular developers like Shyamal & Bhumika, Payal Singhal, Rohit Varma and Tarun Tahiliani.

Real Time The Collective, Toronto

The eponymous shop ended up being launched as a passion task by two close friends for his or her provided love of sartorial design. The studio provides latest in Indian wedding fashion by designers like Payal Singhal, SVA by Sonam & Paras Modi and AM:PM, amongst others. Furthermore, the area also provides styling that is personalised. Livethecollective.ca

Great Britain

Aashni + Co, London

In a tenure that is short Aashni + Co has redefined Indian luxury retailing in London, establishing it self as the utmost desirable Indian designer shop for modern and bridal use in Notting Hill. Since its launch in 2012, the brand name has furnished the residents of great britain use of visionary South designers that are asian with offerings including haute couture, ready-to-wear, jewelry and add-ons. Developers within their repertoire include Anamika Khanna, Anushree Reddy, Gaurav Gupta, Manish Malhotra, Sabyasachi, Payal Singhal, Rahul Mishra, Ridhi Mehra, Rimple and Harpreet Narula, Varun Bahl and many other. Aashniandco.com

Este Couture, London

Launched with a focus to produce couture wear that is bridal to Londoners, Este Couture has expanded to include ranges for every single wedding-related occasion today. The boutique compiles pieces by a few of the most acclaimed developers from India—Payal Singhal, Varun Bahl, Masaba, Gaurav Gupta while the likes—and provides personal appointments to make sure that their clients are aware of undivided attention therefore the quality that is highest of solution. Estecouture.com

Bibi London

This Essex-based store provides lehengas, anarkalis, saris, gowns and matches for Indian brides-to-be inside their area. Dedicated collections by popular fashion designers like Anamika Khanna, Anushree Reddy, Jayanti Reddy, Payal Singhal, Sabyasachi, Shantanu & Nikhil and Tarun Tahiliani are typical stocked in one place right right right here. Bibilondoncouture.com

United Arab Emirates

Rivaage, Dubai and Abu Dhabi

Sprawling across two stories, Rivaage’s shop in Dubai offers the best names in Indian fashion like Tarun Tahiliani, Vikram Phadnis, JJ Valaya and Satya Paul. The boutique retails sets from clothes to fusion and jewellery that is bridal as well as posseses a outlet in Abu Dhabi. Rivaage.com

Studio 8, Dubai

Created by business owner and fashion promoter Sarah Belhasa Rashid, this multi-designer boutique, situated within the Dubai Mall, features handpicked collections by both Asian and center Eastern designers—featuring Manish Malhotra from India, Priya Kataaria Puri from Kuwait and Hatem Alakeel from Saudi Arabia, and others.

Address: Studio 8, Degree 1, Dubai Mall, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

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Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2017: [Top 5 Trends]

The Lakme Fashion Week 2017 has come to an end but we are still taking our time to come to terms with the dose of glamour that was on display during the 5-day fashion week! This fashion week is usually held twice every year for every season. Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2017 concluded last week with yet again some brilliant designs. It was amazing to see how designers have chosen the path to designing garments with simpler cuts and ones that would look good on a huge range of body types.  And here we come up with talented designers showcasing some of their best and intricately done designs. As always we also saw many Bollywood celebrities walk down the runway as showstoppers. The Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2017 was held from August 16th to August 20th at the St. Regis in Lower Parel, Mumbai. Jaspreet Chandok who is the head of fashion, IMG Reliance LTD told some news agencies that after the repeated success of LFW in the last couple of years, he was super thrilled to be coming up with a brand new season.

Lakme Fashion Week gives Mumbai’s fashion enthusiasts a peek at their favorite designers’ newest creations before anyone else. What makes the whole experience even more exciting: the possibility of a show ending with a Bollywood star rocking a beautiful outfit from the collection as a showstopper. This season, Lakme Fashion Week’s shows featured a total of 33 celebrity showstoppers, WOW! While Aditi Rao Hydari, Shraddha Kapoor, Kriti Sanon and Vaani Kapoor walked for their designers (Jayanti Reddy, Rahul Mishra, Arpita Mehta and SVA respectively) in wedding-ready lehengas; Sunny Leone, Preity Zinta and Disha Patani donned festive gowns for their showstopper moments. Amongst the fabulous men, Jim Sarbh of Neerja strolled down the ramp in shorts for Anuj Bhutani, and at Manish Malhotra’s glitzy closing show. Aditya Roy Kapur looked dapper as ever in a black suit alongside Jacqueline Fernandez. If you think those are a lot of names, there is still more! We also saw  Malaika Arora, Disha Patani, Esha Gupta and Nargis Fakhri walked the ramp in this season.

Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2017: [Top 5 Trends]

We have observed certain trends in this season of Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2017 which you can scroll through below. We all know how big sustainable fashion has become and I think there is no show that is complete without some collections that are dedicated to it. At the end of the day, it is all about Indian fashion and we always get to see a new twist on one of India’s most popular clothing styles; the saree. Keep reading below to know the top 5 trends we picked out from this year. 

RED-Colour of the season

The fourth day of the event saw the power of red on the runway with actress Vaani Kapoor, Tapsee Pannu, Bhumi Pednekar and Malaika Arora as head-turning showstoppers. These ladies in red looked absolutely stunning and stood out in this festive color. Many brides who wish to stick to a traditional red for their wedding outfit can also take inspiration from this.  The color red is so energizing!

Taapsee Pannu walked the ramp at the Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2017 for designer Divya Reddy. She slayed the runway in a red floor-length embellished jacket worn over a delicately-embroidered sheer piece. The actor says walking the ramp has always been a nightmare for her, right from her modeling days. “I believe there are different expectations attached when you are a model and things are different when you are a showstopper.”

This is not the first time Vaani Kapoor is walking the ramp at LFW. She made her presence loud and clear at the Lakme Fashion Week 2017 in a gorgeous red lehenga designed by Sonam and Paras Modi. The outfit was exactly what we would call perfect, it had embroidery all over but still was very balanced and looked subtle. The embroidered, plunging-neckline choli looked perfect with the lehenga, while the blue-border on the dupatta gave a nice new twist to the entire red ensemble. With all the red and gold we thought it was interesting how the outfit was accessorized with a silver kamarband. It is a big contrast but somehow it just worked. Their collection was inspired by the beauty of the Chinar trees in Kashmir and this lehenga is basically known as a maharaja pop.

The fifth and the last day of the fashion extravaganza we saw the ever so gorgeous Malaika Arora walking down the runway so confidently. One of the biggest fashionistas in town, Malaika arora walked the ramp for designer Ridhi Mehra. She wore a sheer, red, tulle jumpsuit, lavishly covered with tassels and a seductive long trail with beaded fringes from the designer’s collection titled ‘Adorne’. She really had all eyes hooked on to her throughout.

Bhumi Pednekar gave some serious bridal goals as she walked down the ramp in a creation by designer Ruceru during the fifth day of Lakme Fashion Week. She set the grace on the ramp with a very natural look and she looked so elegant in this beautiful red lehenga. She looked every inch of a classic, Indian bride with a modern touch, as she walked the ramp.

Floral embroidery

Florals florals florals!!! Have we seen enough of them? Maybe not, which is why season after season the designers choose florals as their main motif. We saw florals in all colors and in so many different forms this season. You definitely could spot a floral lehenga, floral dress and a floral gown somewhere throughout the 5-day madness. Our favorite was Disha Patani’s soft dreamy look!

Manish Malhotra’s show has always been a grand one at Lakme Fashion Week. Jacqueline Fernandez and Aditya Roy Kapur walked the runway for the designer and his exquisite collection was the perfect way to close Lakmé Fashion Week 2017. Jacqueline Fernandez has a lovely charm and she rocked her runway look. Fernandez wore a sheer embroidered black gown with a floral touch and looked really pretty. Talking about sheer dresses we recently discussed how the ‘naked dress’ trend is so huge and why we think it is never going away. Read more here to check out some of the most famous celebrities in some of the best-naked dresses seen.

 The Best Naked Dress Trend Looks Of All Time

Bollywood actress Disha Patani looked florally cool while walking for Ritu Kumar at Lakme Fashion Week 2017.Patani wore a white corset bodice dress over shorts. The piece, part of Kumar’s ‘Sweet Surrender’ collection, had a translucent layer embroidered with floral details, paired with white shorts. Kumar’s collection was inspired by the 18th century French marquise fashion, with a splash of 80s pastel hues and tropical prints.

The fifth day of the event saw the ravishing Kriti Sanon walk the ramp for ace designer Arpita Mehta in an ornate bralette choli and lehenga. The actress looked absolutely stunning in the  indigo number that looked just so hot on her lean body.The magenta floral adorning the lehenga complimented the silver embroidery on the waistline, and jazzed up the look of the deep-hued outfit. The heavy embroidery of the ensemble was balanced well by a spiffy ruffled dupatta that had a contemporary appearance, and elevated Kriti’s look.

Corset Mania

A corset is a garment worn to hold and train the torso into a desired shape, traditionally a smaller waist or larger bottom, for aesthetic or medical purposes.

The designer Johnnie Walker  showcases the fierce glamazons who strode down the ramp very confidently wore leather mini skirt, corsets with extended conical shoulder detailing.This collection had leather and multiple belts that emerged from various angles ensured that the look was inspired by the furious action but made stylish fashion statements.Giving a modern twist to the breastplate.Lace up sandals were added to the look.

Ladies and gentlemen: Presenting you from the runway of Lakme Fashion Week 2017, the newest “sari innovation” – the corset sari! Only Masaba Gupta can bring Victorian and desi together. Apart from saris, she’s introduced corsets with anarkalis and off-shoulder shirts too. The designer doesn’t mind calling the corset-sari combination, desi Victorian, and feels that it’s a trend waiting to explode. It wasn’t only on saris that the waist-defining separate was styled.

Ritu Kumar’s take on Winter/Festive was rather tropical with watercolor prints in summery, pop color combinations. The monogram of pineapples in embroideries and sequins reigned heavy. Silhouettes circled around corset-like bodices tied with similar macrame and tassel belts with wispy skirts.

  Disha Patani walked the ramp in Ritu Kumar’s design; a sheer white floral corset bodice strapless dress over shorts with asymmetrical hem. Disha looked adorable with a whole new look that she rocked on the ramp. She looked lovely with the brand new fringe and permed hairdo. She wore the outfit with fishnet tights and accessorized with oversized earrings.

There are so many ways by which you can wear corsets. Some of the trends are given in the above which is shown by some famous designers. To know some more trend have a look at how to wear a corset as Outerwear StreetStyle.

Sustainable fashion

Sustainable fashion, also called Eco fashion, is a part of the growing design philosophy and trend of sustainability. The main goal for those who support it is to have a human impact on the environment and social responsibility.

Day 2 of Lakme Fashion Week 17 was all about Sustainable fashion and Anavila Mishra brought out her best designs to the ramp. Moving away from her usual color schemes of neutral and bright to tones, the designer strongly believes that it is about time designers should be conscious about the environment and think about it in the whole process of creating their garments. Her collection took us on an enchanting journey into the dark woods where she used fabrics such as handwoven cotton, silk, linen, and wool. The use of black and grays with a sheen looked amazing. Using hand-block printed from Gujarat to Jharkhand’s Khatwa embroidery all were locally sourced from a talented pool of karigars. 

Titled ‘Irreverence’ Gaurav Jai Gupta sought inspiration from a dark chasm of ideas. The collection consisted of beautiful urban separates, engineered saris, lehenga skirts and tops in blends of hand weaved merino wool, silk, cotton, and metal, where the woven pleats have all been developed on the loom to provide elasticity. The color story consisted of indigos’s, charcoal, glazed metal and teal.

Designer Kriti Tula of Doodlage collaborated with Converse India to create a fun collection titled ‘Dreams and Dystopia’ which was made up of recycled plastic. Waists were cinched with corsets, dresses were crafted out of scraps of fabric and masks were made out of twigs and waste material. All the dresses were made keeping in mind about sustainable fashion and it was a beautiful collection to promote it.

H&M has also been working really hard this year to come with sustainable fashion lines, check out the full story here and see what they have been up to: H&M Conscious Exclusive Collection for a Sustainable Fashion Future .

Bollywood star Mandira Bedi cheered for Anavila from the front rows. She attended Anavila’s show at the Lakme Fashion Week wearing a linen saree by the designer paired with a statement silver necklace. She finished off her look with a red bindi and red envelope clutch!

Mesh Jackets

Mesh is similar to a web or a net in that it has many attached or woven strands. The sheer and see through trend has picked up a lot lately and your best kind of jackets for the coming season is a mesh one. It will look elegant, dressy and casual at the same time depending on what it is paired with.

The designer Falguni Shane Peacock presented their collection ‘Cassiopeia’ which was inspired by outer space. Space-age metallic micro minis and evening gowns glided down the runway with fitted silhouettes and floor-length skirts and capes. Futuristic geometric patterns were splashed with beads and maribou feathers. The pieces matched perfectly with the exquisite jewelry by Farah Khan. Colours such as muted pink, nude, caramel, galaxy blue, and glossy black came together with chrome-finished eclipses and starry ashes. 

Masaba Gupta’s collection was simple yet striking. She added a stunning mesh jacket on a dark long-sleeved velvet gown with its celestial sequins. The fall of the jacket is so lovely that it is giving an elegant look to the outfit.

Preity Zinta walked the ramp for them and she looked like a Disney princess in the ravishing cold-shoulder gown that boasted of intricate silver embellishment all over it, giving it a well-balanced touch of shimmer. Preity Zinta, one of the finest actors of Bollywood, turned showstopper at the Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2017 and left us all with a memorable look. No one else could have carried this look with so much confidence and grace.

These were some of the best trends of Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2017. To name a few more just for your knowledge, we saw plenty of layers, fringe detailing and tulle skirts on the runway this year. Every season we are so impressed with the new designs and out of all the corset sari is definitely something we are going to try! 

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Jayanti Reddy Lehenga

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The beautiful Disha Patani walked for talented Hyderabad based designer ‘Jayanti Reddy’ on the final day at the Lakme Fashion Week S|R 2017. Disha Patani graced the runway with embroidered, ink blue lehenga and choli combination that had a cream, polka dot, gotta Patti  dupatta adorned with huge tassels.

Retailing her glamorous collections at top stores in India and abroad, the name Jayanti Reddy is a favourite with Bollywood stars Jacqueline Fernandez, Sonali Bhendre, Aditi Rao Hyadri and many more.

Her elegant, feminine, formal wear creations were a captivating offering on the ramp. With naturally dyed, hand-woven textiles, Jayanti splashed the ensembles with beautiful, intricate hand embroidery. Flared poncho tops were teamed with dhoti pants, while angular lace tunics looked divine on pristine white, flared, long skirts.

Bollywood Star Disha Patani feels, “It is a beautiful outfit which is wearable at any occasion. It is a very light weight and the lovely designer has made the entire collection with material which is so easy to wear, soft and easily likable. As a woman you need to be very presentable and Jayanti Reddy has something to offer that you should not miss”.

For something a little sexier, Jayanti added micro shorts under long flowing covers or a draped lehenga with a knee length kurta. Sheers and solids were released on the ramp for layered wide palazzos, tiered skirts and romantic saris. Victorian ruffles were a prominent inspiration throughout the collection. Popular model Carol Gracias glided down the runway in a serene polka dotted, gotta Patti, cream saree teamed with an ornate, black blouse that had a ruffled collar.

For feminine fashion that is cool but very haute, Jayanti Reddy had all the right options for the coming season.

Beautiful Disha Patani walked for Designer Jayanti Reddy   AT LAKMÉ FASHION WEEK S|R 2017 The beautiful Disha Patani walked for talented Hyderabad based designer ‘Jayanti Reddy’ on the final day at the Lakme Fashion Week S|R 2017.