Bollywood inspiration for styling outfits for Weddings

Every now and then we strive to seek inspiration for our outfits from the Bollywood divas. From the glam celebrity parties to on-point red carpet looks, the Bollywood angels always serve ethnic looks with perfection. Also, their on-screen looks never fail to create trends. Hence, Wedding Affair brings you the best of celebrity fashion inspirations from our listings.

Deepika Padukone’s Classic Red

One can easily term Deepika Padukone as the hot stuff of Bollywood. The Chhapaak star, though, loves to style an elegant saree time and again. And might we say that the diva looks absolutely gorgeous in sarees. The favourite designer of the star, of course, is India’s original ethnic style revolution, Sabyasachi. In the picture, the star looks regal yet charming. The subtle elegance and classical jewellery add a bridal appeal to her entire look. This bright red Sabyasachi saree is ideal for the brides striving to achieve a classic bridal look.

Kareena Kapoor in Veere di Wedding

The look of Kareena Kapoor the main character with the name of Kalindi Puri wears for the wedding in the movie. The couture ensemble has been created by designers Anu Jani and Sandeep Khosla. This outfit is a vintage Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla from 25 years ago. The designers also returned to designing for a Bollywood film after 16 years. The vintage outfit was updated to have given the audience an outfit that has a 21st-century appeal. (Source: India)

Anushka Sharma’s Sea-Green Elegance

Anushka Sharma is a Sabyasachi queen as well. Spotted a number of times in elegant Sabyasachi numbers, this sea-green saree just stands out. With minimum jewellery, mostly dangler earrings, and a clean makeup look, the star just served us with visual delights. The floral imprints and the shimmery border just add the right touches of elegance for the Bollywood queen. Also, with maroon lips and hair tied up, the look just gets right finishing touches. The new brides can definitely try this Anushka Sharma look for a sharp finish. 

Sonam Kapoor’s Indo-Western Appeal

Accept it! No one does style better in the Bollywood industry than the diva herself – Sonam Kapoor. She is an actress who refuses to go traditional with her saree styles. Each of her saree looks takes the elegant piece of clothing a notch higher. From blouse styles to designs and prints – her saree looks are unique and uber-stylish. For instance, look at this Anamika Khanna number that she has donned in this picture. The jacket beautifully induces a western touch to the quirky ethnic saree by Anamika Khanna. The modern brides who want their wedding looks to be touched by a western-style as well may take notes from this look.

Ethnic rocks for Malaika Arora

Malaika’s ethnic style is beyond ‘on-point’; it is phenomenal and ethereal at once. I mean, just look at this saree look with the silver accessories and flowers in the hair. Can it get more ethnic yet glamorous than this? The red of the saree also adds to the overall Indian accent of the look! Well blingy as it gets, glitter is the extra drama that Malaika manages to add to her outfits most of the times. And she never fails to look like a goddess in that! The golden dust of glam and drama is perfect for all those parties’ looks that we long for these days.

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in Jodhaa Akbar

In fact, each and every look from the movie was suitable for a resplendent  Indian wedding dress inspiration. The actress donned typical Rajasthani looks in the movie and looked stunning. Playing queen Jodhaa, she was seen in traditional Rajasthani jewellery that multiplied her natural beauty. Her wedding look from the movie absolutely stole the show. The heavily embellished red lehenga is everything a bride can look for in her wedding dress. With that, the over-the-top and extravagant neckpiece totally elevated her look to a whole new level. Every bride dreams of looking like a princess on her wedding day and with this kind of look, she can sure look like a queen.

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