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How to Choose an Ethnic Designer Lehenga
by Shivani Singh Marketing ExecutiveIf
you want to choose the best wedding lehenga, you need to know your skin tone
and the season. It is important to know that there are different shades for
each season and you can choose your color based on your undertone. Spring and
summer are the seasons with yellow undertones. Fall and winter are the seasons
with brown undertones. If you have light skin, go for the pale color, which is
also known as Wheatish color.
Fabric - When choosing a lehenga, the fabric plays an important role. There are
numerous fabrics available in the market. You can choose between net, silk,
georgette, and Kanchivaram. Net is a good choice for curvy brides as it can
make you appear slim. Net is also a good choice for slimmer brides. Remember,
the fabric of your lehenga can make or break your entire look!
Size - A wedding lehenga must fit properly, so make sure to allow enough time
for alterations. You can alter the length, neckline, and back of your lehenga
if you need to. Make sure to find one that fits the length of your wedding
dress. Your bridal lehenga should be flattering, so you can feel beautiful on
your special day. It should be a beautiful representation of your unique
personality.
Body Shape - Every girl has a different body shape, and finding the right one
for you shouldn't be a hassle. Before shopping, determine what shape you are
and plan accordingly. If you have an apple body, a voluminous lehenga can make
you look heavier, but if you have a pear shape, an A-line skirt will conceal
any flaws. A-line lehengas are perfect for this type of bride, as they don't
add too much volume to the bottom half. For a curvy bride, a small, deep
neckline and patch embroidery work nicely.
Lastly, skin tone affects the choice of colour - most brides opt for the
traditional red bridal lehenga, which can look overwhelmingly dark if you're
dusky. If you're fair, however, consider a pastel shade. Pastel shades look
beautiful on a tan, pale skinned bride. You can wear pastels, but be sure to
make sure that they're complementary to your skin tone.
Colour - While red is the most traditional colour for a wedding lehenga, you
can choose a shade that complements your skin tone. Choosing a shade that
complements your skin tone can be tricky, so try out several colours and hues
before choosing the right one. It's also important to know your body size and
the shape of the wedding venue. A woman's figure can change dramatically in a
matter of weeks, so choosing the perfect colour for you is essential.
Trends come and go, so keep up with the latest trends while shopping. However,
don't follow trends blindly; look beautiful and be comfortable in your choice!
To avoid this, consider hiring an image consultant to help you decide on your
wedding attire and makeup. These professionals will guide you through the
process from beginning to end. It's the best way to make the right decision for
you! So, get shopping and have a great day!
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About Shivani Singh 
Marketing Executive
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