Be The Trendsetter in These Printed Lehengas

Go for the breezy prints instead of heavy embellished lehengas. Lehenga cholis are the widely chosen attire of every bride for their weddings . Many A-list designers have re-invented lehenga cholis in a lot of different ways, not just by adapting more western silhouettes and styles but also by including a wider range of regional embroideries and embellishments. Printed lehengas are one such new trend that is extensively made by ace designers like Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Arpita Mehta, Abujani Sandeep and Kosla that printed lehengas are most often considered as an exclusive designer garment, adorned with the most exquisite patterns. It can be trendy, traditional, conservative or modern; it can even be a combination of all of these. Not only brides but every woman can style printed lehengas for any occasion to their style.

Brides of India

No one would disagree when we say that brides are killing it in printed bridal lehengas.

Considering the current situation of the country due to the pandemic most families prefer intimate weddings. So the gossip aunties won’t be there most probably giving you the complete freedom of being yourself and wearing a modern printed bridal lehengas which is not only comfortable but also embraces your personality through its style, prints and colors.

Digital printed Lehengas

It’s raining floral print lehengas this wedding season and HOW! I am seeing a lot of brides opt for these light and breezy printed lehengas and let me tell you, they are just GORGEOUS! As soon as actress Karishma Kapoor came walking down the carpet at actress Sonam Kapoor’s wedding in a green and white combination of 3D floral digital print Sabyasachi mukherjee heavily flared organza lehenga we were sure this would be the trend of the year .

Foil Print Lehengas

Save the statement embroidered or stone studded heavy lehengas in their beaded glory for pheras and receptions and pick breathable lehengas enhanced with foil print for smaller events like a mehandi or a haldi. Bollywood’s leading celebrities have given foil printed their nod of approval as well—Alia Bhatt wore a romantic foil print lehenga by Anita Dongre, for her best friend’s wedding earlier this year, and Jacqueline Fernandez chose a pastel foil print skirt for Eid celebrations in June 2019. If you’re still worried that a foil printed lehenga won’t deliver the drama of those heavy statement lehengas , then, have a look at our cbazaar’s curated pick of foil print lehengas to your glory and get the stand out look easily.

Bold, edgy, tasteful and elegant. This is how designer Abhinav Mishra describes millennial brides. So if you’re one of those brides who don’t want to go for a traditional look then choose the easy breezy and screaming summer printed lehengas . And if you are one of those girls who love to wear lehengas for festivals then a printed lehenga is your best pick.