November 2011 ~ Latest Life Style

A wedding is an auspicious occasion when the attire demands keen attention. Each tradition and culture has its own customs of wedding. The bridal wedding dress is the most noticeable thing in the entire ceremony and Lehenga is most important for the bride on the wedding day. It can be come in different colors and style that depends on the choice of the Bride. I am trying to focus on the lehengas which are in use in India and Pakistan, following are the different styles of lehengas which are too much in current days

A Line Lehenga
The A-line lehenga fits around the bodice and flows out to the ground just like the letter "A". Fabrics like silk, satin or organza is preferred while making this type of Lehengas. It suits almost all the body types except for women who do not have a defined waistline.

Fish Tail Lehenga
It gives the most elegant look to the bride with popping up the body shape of the bride. It is actually give the illusion of western gown. It has embroidered blouse. The perfect figured bride looks much elegant in this style.

Maxi Style Lehenga
In design of fish Lehnga, the lehnga is not style of State but is good for design as an adjustment to the body and its appearance when using.

Straight Cut Lehenga
Straight Cut Lehngas have no curves and is cut in straight lines. It can be related to the design of a column dress in a narrow shape which flows straight down to the hem. This lehnga style looks best on lean figures, both short and tall.

Wedding Lehenga Choli
Lehnga Choli has a historical dressing and it is used for the dating to the royal age of Mughal Empire. Lehnga choli play an important role to increase the beauty and make most attracted herself for others.

Gharara and Sharara
The gharry is the baggy style of wedding dress. It has lot of plates and drapes on it. it has open shirt style. it has embroidery at the front of the Kurt.

Circular Lehenga
These are the traditional wedding lehengas and give a perfect formal look. They have a very large circumference at the hemline. A number of fabrics like satin or chiffon can be used to make it. These lehengas give the impression of a fairy tale wedding.