Every year when the wedding season arrives, it brings with it a wave of fashion. New outfits, new colours, new designs and new patterns start attracting us. Something similar has happened this year also. While fashion designers brought a flood of new trends, we women also did not lag behind in trying them.
Some trends that came this year have been very much liked, while some trends have come and gone with a gust of wind. Today we will talk about some fashion trends in the year 2023, which will dominate the wedding season.
Ruffle Fashion Saree
Although the trend of ruffle fashion has been attracting women since the 90s, every time it comes in a new form and then goes away. The ruffle trend is back again this year. Sarees, lehengas, dupattas, you will see outfits with hem lines of small and big ruffles everywhere.
Structured Dress
Fashion designer Amit Aggarwal, who pioneered structured dresses, used this technique not only in lehengas but also in sarees and western dresses this year. If you are slim, then such outfits will suit you very well and will give you a very good look. You can adopt this style in lehenga and saree during the wedding season.
Co-ord Lehenga
It hasn't been long since co-ord fashion entered the Indian fashion industry. Our fashion designers have very skillfully tried to adapt this western trend into Indian and Indo-Western outfits. When co-ord fashion was new, it looked like a night dress. Now the way it has been adapted into ethnic outfits is praiseworthy. Co-ords, lehengas, sharara sets and bottoms with symmetrical crop tops can all give you an ethnic feel. This time co-ord has won the fashion stage.
Tissue Saree
The fashion designer whose name kept echoing in the fashion corridors this year. He is none other than Manish Malhotra. This time, Manish Malhotra has brought new experiments in sequences as well as fashion of velvet and tissue sarees. Especially classic gold handwoven tissue sarees have been seen in great trade this time.
Cape Fashion Saree
This time also new experiments were done in cape fashion and these experiments were also seen mostly in Manish Malhotra's designs. The fashion of long tail capes with saree and lehenga was much liked this time. Along with long, short jeweled cape was also a part of the trend this time.
So if you have missed even one of the trends mentioned above or you do not have such outfits in your wardrobe yet, then you should include them in your wardrobe before the end of the year. If you liked this article then do share it and to read other similar articles stay connected with your own website ultranews.