Celebrity-inspired pastel hued outfits to wear for a bridal brunch
To look your best while performing your bridesmaid duties.
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1 of 7We love this pale gold, sequin-embellished sari worn by Rashmika Mandana which would be ideal for an afternoon filled with mimosas and your best girls. Where to get it from: Sawan Gandhi -
2 of 7If you’re not over the Barbie fever just yet, here’s a stunning baby pink, embroidered lehenga that you can cop. Where to get it from: Papa Don’t Preach -
3 of 7With the chiffon sari making a strong come back, this sea green-jade sari with minimalistic embroidery is all things stunning. Where to get it from: Manish Malhotra -
4 of 7You can also go the western way with this very chic pastel-toned gown with floral embellishments worn by Ananya Panday. Where to get it from: Marchesa Fashion -
5 of 7If you want to channel main-character energy for your bestie’s wedding, this feather-embellished, embroidered mini dress just might be the right pick for you. Where to get it from: Falguni Shane Peacock -
6 of 7If you’re looking for something more function, this blush-pink Indo-western ensemble is ideal for you. Where to get it from: Anjul Bhandari -
7 of 7For those wanting to elevate their regular style, we’d definitely recommend this pastel yellow ensemble worn by our very own OG desi girl. Where to get it from: Mishru
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