From saree to lehenga to sharara, Shraddha Kapoor’s ethnic quotient is always on point. Shraddha nails the ‘girl-next-door’ vibe with a hint of glam and that reflects even in her ethnic style. If you are a bride’s sister or your best friend’s bridesmaid and confused about how to style your looks, then fret not, we put together a quick inspiration guide from Shraddha Kapoor’s ethnic style book. Recreate her looks or design your outfit like hers and you are sure to rock the bridesmaid look!
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Traditionally Silk
Silk or Pattu sarees can never go wrong, no matter what the occasion is. Especially when it comes to weddings, silk sarees add to the elegance and charm! Shraddha Kapoor flaunted two gorgeous Paithani silk sarees and looked stunning. Silk sarees are great for the bridesmaids as they are manageable yet look rich and regal.
Ways to Style:
- Opt for a classic gajra bun hairstyle
- Style with temple or traditional jewellery
- Play around with blouse patterns.
Go Fusion
For bridesmaids, picking an outfit for the pre-wedding rituals can be tricky! Ditch the outright traditional wear and pick something fun and quirky. Fusion wear is a great choice for sangeet, mehendi, cocktail party, or reception.
Fusion Wear Options:
- Style a rich lehenga skirt with a long corset
- Dhoti pants are a classic and look stunning
- Throw on a long tunic jacket over a skirt-crop top
Bridesmaid Patent Lehengas
Lehengas are wedding patents and are a reliable option! It is regal-looking and ensures that you are wedding-ready instantly. Opt for pastel lehengas as they are currently trending. And Shraddha Kapoor surely looked stunning in that pastel lilac lehenga by Kresha Bajaj.
Ways to Style:
- Style your rich lehenga with the minimalistic jewellery trick
- Opt for basic makeup with bold eyes to add a dimension to your look
- Experiment with dupatta draping styles
Opt For Sharara
Shraddha Kapoor rocked the back in trend shararas with style and so much of panache! Shararas were a huge trend back in the 90s’ and now are making their way back. Rock an embellished sharara for the reception or sangeet and you will make some heads turn! They are manageable, stylish, and perfect for bridesmaids.
Ways to Style:
- Ditch the sharara dupatta and put on a shrug instead.
- Keep the jewellery bare minimum if the outfit is heavily embellished.
- Go easy on the elaborate hairstyles and keep it simple with loose curls or messy bun.
Playful Skirt
If heavy lehengas aren’t your ideal pick then add that touch of glam with a regal skirt and crop top. Flowy skirts with flare and embellishments can replace a heavy lehenga any day! You just need to style it right.
Ways to Style:
- Pair a designer blouse with a plain flared skirt.
- Pair your heavy rich skirt with an off-beat patterned crop-top.
- Replace blouses with crop-tops, corsets, tunics with jackets, and cholis.
So, if you are a bridesmaid-to-be, then take cues from Shraddha Kapoor and nail all your looks in style.
