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17 Ways To Revamp Your Bridal Lehenga

May 30, 2019
17 Ways To Revamp Your Bridal Lehenga

Article by: Bridals.pk Team

Bridal lehengas are expensive and it makes no sense to wear them only once!

The moment it lands in your hands, you obviously feel overjoyed and Snapchat your dream-come-true moment. However, when all the wedding hullabaloos are over, you might have a hard time packing it in a box forever. You’ll instantly feel overly sentimental! You’ll fee that the intricate masterpiece that was conjured after many efforts, should not be lost to the tides of time just like that!

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Here are various ways that you can revamp your bridal ensemble:

1: Add Drama!

While talking about shirts you can add a shimmery bodice such as a crop top or even an off-shoulder top. A plunging jacket will also look glamorous.

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2: Go For Ad-Ons

A bridal lehenga is often laden with beads and gems, and if you choose it for attending weddings, it might feel like you’re going overboard and stealing the bride’s thunder. You can always neutralize it by adding a plain jacket or a shrug.

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3: Swap Dupatta and Choli

In case your bridal lehenga is adorned with embellishments, then you can pair it with a simple dupatta and blouse to make it suitable for wearing at formal functions.

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4: Design Your Own Saree

Well, you didn’t think about this one. Did you? You can transform your bridal dress into a gorgeous saree. Add a new blouse and a 3-meter plain colored cloth to your dupatta with a fine contrasting color, and you are good to go!

5: Make The Necessary Amendments

The ladies who feel their bridal lehenga has gone outdated, have no need to worry. What you can do is cut down borders or dabka motifs and have then attached to plain saree or shirt trouser.

6: Remove The Can-Can

One of the simplest ways to re-use a bridal lehenga is by removing the can-can. This removal will reduce the lehengas volume and make it totally worthwhile for any traditional occasion!

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7: Pick A Long Kurta

As for the choli, you can replace the actual bridal choli with a long kurta. For formal functions or weddings, attires like these are absolutely festival-ready!

8: Go For A Little Experimentation

You should go ahead and add a touch of you to your lehenga! A little experimentation will teach you many great lessons in the long run. The only thing you need to do is find the right idea to do it and you are all set to slay!

9: Why not Lehenga Anarkali?

Some women might not want to entirely change the look of their bridal ensemble. In that case, you can add a little layer to the choli and turn your gorgeous dress into a lehenga Anarkali.

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10: Collared Shirt With Lehenga

A collared shirt is preferred by many ladies. A button down shirt gives a very elegant look and makes you stand out. When paired with your embellished lehenga, it will be a good choice for closer-to-home weddings.

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11: Plain Lehenga

Those who went for a plain bridal lehenga, should pair it with a heavily embroidered front open shirt or blouse. If you are not opting for the same color, you can always consider pastels and neutrals.

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12: Contrasting Dupatta

This is for all the minimalist brides who went with a light dress for their big day. Looking for a change? You can always drape a light dupatta to pair with this apparel. Let’s face it, ladies, it’s a win-win situation!

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13: Go For A Sheer Cape!

Why not implement this new insta trend? A net cape will change your look after you pair it with your bridal lehenga.

14: Choose A Belt

As we can imagine, not every dress will need a lot of alternations. If your attire happens to be the one of those, you can choose a shimmery belt to add to it. Belts are pretty much trending and if Sabyasachi is doing it then why not us?

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15: Piece It Apart

You should work on it piece by piece. An embroidered choli, for example, can be worn with a plain saree. Whether to keep it matching or contrast, is entirely up to you!

16: Change Dupatta Drape

On weddings, most brides usually pin up their dupatta at the back of their head. Post-wedding, you can select a flowy dupatta drape and add a twist to your appearance! Just like Anush Ammar did on her brother’s wedding!

Photo: Anush Ammar (Instagram)

17: Create A Fusion

With your bridal lehenga, you can add an indo-western jacket or a long slit kurta. This timeless attire is the preference of many women. So, why not try it?

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Above mentioned are some of the most effective ways that you can revamp your bridal lehenga. (You’re welcome!)

 

 

 

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