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Winter Wedding Trends: 2023-24 Edition

28 Dec 23

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The Wedding Season in India isn’t just a series of events; it’s a cultural extravaganza, a celebration of love, and a testament to the rich heritage of the country.

As we delve into the heart of this season, let’s explore the trends that are prominent in the fashion landscape for both men and women.Women to elevate the wardrobe with timeless eleganceWomen’s fashion is a kaleidoscope of ever-changing trends, and the wedding season is the perfect canvas for them to showcase their style. Here are some investments that promise to stand the test of time:

1. Tissue:

This season, we see a spotlight on the tissue fabric. Slightly sheer with an ethereal sheen, it’s the go-to choice for women who want to embody modern sophistication. The lightweight textile lends itself to elegant drapes and intricate embellishments, making it the perfect choice for a saree. A good time to embrace the trend that every celebrity can be seen in and letting your attire be talk of the town for years to come.

2. Velvet:

Once reserved for regal opulence, Velvet has transcended the bounds of class to become nearly omnipresent in wardrobes. Particularly favoured during winter weddings, its plush texture exudes warmth and luxury. Whether it’s a richly embroidered lehenga or a tailored jacket, velvet adds an element of grandeur to any ensemble. Investing in velvet pieces that will not only make a statement but also withstand the ebb and flow of fashion trends is a wise choice.

 

3. Brocade:

Brocade is a patterned fabric with thread work in gold and silver, known as Zari. For those with a penchant for tradition, brocade stands as a steadfast ornate companion. Cherished by generations, this textile weaves stories of heritage and timeless elegance. Whether you inherit it or invest in it, brocade can be modified to suit contemporary tastes. Pass it down through generations as a legacy and timeless piece of arten to redefine style with modern flourishesWhile women have long dominated the fashion narrative during weddings, men are stepping up their game. Here are three trends that are turning heads and making men’s fashion an integral part of the celebration:

1. Mirror Work:

Thanks to designers such as the likes of Abhinav Mishra, mirror work has transcended women’s occasion wear and found its place in men’s fashion. Ideal for festivities and weddings, it’s the perfect choice for events like haldi, mehendi, or sangeet. Various color variations can be explored to add vibrance to the wardrobe.

 

2. Velvet:

In a departure from conventional suits, men are embracing the luxurious allure of velvet. Offering a tactile experience in rich hues, velvet suits redefine men’s fashion for weddings. This trend is a bold yet sophisticated choice, perfect for those wanting to stand out with a touch of elegance. Taking it a step by twinning with your partner in matching velvet attire, is also another step to embody unity and style.

3. Sequin:

For the modern man who craves the spotlight, sequins are the perfect choice. Stylish and daring, few can pull off this statement piece. Whether it’s a cocktail party or a grand reception, make heads turn with a sequined ensemble that showcases your unique style. It is ideal to invest in this trend, if it goes with the personal style of an individual so as to make the most out of it.

As the wedding season unfolds, clothing choices for both men and women strike a balance between tradition and modernity. It’s not just about what you wear; it’s about expressing emotions, and creating memories. Whether you’re the bride, groom, or a guest, let this wedding season be a platform for your unique style story.

In this fashion journey, however, remember that every choice can contribute to a lasting legacy. We are also witnessing a shift towards a mindful mindset, emphasizing the importance of reusing and repurposing. It’s a time to invest thoughtfully in pieces that stand the test of time, aligning with a conscious approach to fashion in an era where mindless spending is being re-evaluated.

Written by Aakriti Gupta

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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