11 inspired looks to adopt for your next destination wedding

Embroidery inspired by itinerant tribes is such a wonderful way of paying homage to traditional cultures. More is more, in this case, so don't hold back.

Silver with gold and hints of red is a strong combination, one reserved for style savants. 

Can you ever wear too much jewellery? The answer lies in the makeup. Keep your face clean and understated, and you'll be good as gold!

Take the Grecian route to sari-draping by draping the six-yard-staple under a bustier. Wear wide cuffs on either wrist and large, statement earrings.

Yes, the kaftan can be worn to a function, especially when teamed with chunky jewellery and a sleek hairdo. Reason enough to jump for joy!

An obi belt is a great way to cinch in the waist and flaunt an hourglass figure. It is also ideal to hold an interesting drape, like this gown-inspired one.

Big, happy florals must make an appearance at least once in your anthology of style. Turn to your favourite cropped-top for the blouse to help make you stand out from the crowd.

A one-shoulder, multi-coloured dress can adapt very well to the spirit of the ceremonies with the help of pretty juttis and gold jewellery.

Satin outfits and feather trims, silver necklaces and gold rings...remember, an unexpected pairing will always be appreciated when worn with confidence.

Keep an eye out for monochrome embroidery to wear to an evening function. Drape the jacket around your shoulders for extra props.

A burst of pink needn't be pared-down with a muted colour. Elevate the look with a generous dose of silver.