Nargis Fakhri To Wear Indian Clothes For Her Wedding

American-born actress Nargis Fakhri recently announced that she wishes to wear Indian clothes for her wedding – even though she has no plan on tying the knot soon.

She showed off Ashima and Leena’s bridal collection during India Bridal Fashion Week 2013. She was wearing a dazzling golden lehenga teamed with meenakari choli. « When I will get married, I will definitely wear an Indian wedding dress. It will be something like what I wore today », she said about her dream wedding outfit.

The duo designer’s collection features Indian clothes inspired by Delhi’s age old culture and traditions.

Nargis Fakhri at Ashima & Leena's show at India Bridal Fashion Week 2013 

Indians Love Model Nayanika Chatterjee in Bridal Lehengas

Lakme Fashion Week will start this weekend in Mumbai: Indians, models and all we are looking forward to seeing the beautiful collections of bridal lehengas created by the most brilliant Indian designers!

 It is generally known that it's the cat walkers and them alone who make the difference in fashion shows: without their elegant silhouettes and curves, clothes could not move passions and emotions. Indian people love their models, even when they are over 35. Nayanika Chatterjee, already into her 40s, opened almost every show at the India Bridal Week, making everybody stunned at the amazing bridal lehengas she wore for each occasion. 

Pic of the Day: Bridal Lehengas at Delhi Couture Week

At the Delhi Couture Week held in the Taj Palace Hotel, Anju Modi showcased this stunning bridal lehengas. Take a look at this photograph of the designer's creation:

Don't you just love the subtle blend of cream and salmon? In addition, Bollywood actress Tabu walked the ramp to steal the show.

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How to Choose the Right Wedding Lengha

Choosing the right wedding lengha can be dependent on the season, destination, the time of the wedding and body type. Trying different fabrics and colours is important. Lighter fabrics would be needed for sunny destination weddings or summer weddings, however heavier material for colder destinations or winter weddings. If you have less experience wearing lenghas for long periods of time then you want to ensure a fabric that makes you feel comfortable. Chiffon, silk, organza, crepe, brocade and net are all examples of the type of wedding lengha materials on offer- at the end of the day it’s the process of trying on that will find your ideal look for the big day! So happy hunting and enjoy the experience!

Picture of the Day - Bipasha Basu Dazzles in Bridal Lehenga

Bipasha Basu stunned onlookers at the Indian Bridal Fashion Week in Aamby Valley this week. Her gold panelled bridal lehenga with red sash make a formidable combination, we think.

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Picture Of The Day: Anchal Kumar’s Bridal Lehenga

Last week in Jaipur, catwalk star Anchal Kumar married her boyfriend, Anupam Mittal. The bride looked gorgeous in a beautiful gold and red wedding lehenga designed by Manish Malhotra. Not surprisingly, more and more Indiancelebs collaborate with famous designers for their bridal lehengas.  

Picture Of The Day: Beautiful Red Bridal Lehenga

Take a look at this wonderful couple who got married in the Pink City in May!

The bride has chosen to wear a beautiful red and golden bridal lehenga. During the ceremony, she seems really comfortable and happy wearing it.

Indian fashion is not just about weddings, come and see!

Pic of the Day: Tarun Tahiliani's 'The 4C's' at Bridal Exhibition

Designer Tarun Tahiliani is back this month with his much awaited annual couture exposition. It has been aptly titled 'The 4C’s' - Couture, Crystal, Craft and Carat. Just take a look at this gorgeous wedding lehenga!

Love this Indian designer!

The Origins Of Wedding Sarees

The wedding saree, is a specific piece of clothing that Indian women wear during their weddings. The most typical alternative to it is the wedding Lehengas, they are the traditional Indian bridal garments. 

There are different types of saree (or sari): some of them are simple and can be worn for the daily routine, while for special occasions there are precious versions of the garment, characterized by the embroidered details and the precious fabrics and appliques.

According to tradition, when an Indian woman was wearing a saree that meant she was married. But today the garment is democratized, and you can wear it in any occasion.

Picture of the Day: Beautiful Bridal Lehenga in a family set

A woman's marriage always brings out particular emotions in a family. The colourful bridal lehenga in this photo makes us wonder how much time has been spent to find the perfect wedding dress for the daughter. The wedding lehenga you choose is for life.

Indian Celebrities in Wedding Saree

According to Hindu Tradition, Red silk wedding sari is given the first preference as the Indian Bridal wear. However, due to modernization and innovations by the designers, other garments such as bridal lehenga, fusion salwar kameez replaced traditional sari. However thanks to some famous Indian celebrities who wore traditional Indian bridal dress, so that wedding sari is back in the game.

Shilpa Shetty in 2009

Aishwarya Rai in 2007

Elizabeth Hurley in 2007