These Offbeat Saris Are Perfect for an Experimental Bride

Thanks to the millennial bride’s newfound love for the nine-yard wonder, the sari is on its way to resurgence. You may argue that a bride wearing a sari to on her wedding day or reception is hardly a rare occurrence, but today’s wedding style repertoire does not need to be limited to traditional colours and silhouettes. Lotus Makeup India Fashion Week’s finale saw a segment where couturiers like Rimzim Dadu, Amit Aggarwal, and Gaurav Gupta were given the task to reinterpret the traditional sari and incorporate their own design elements. From belted saris, woven pallus, and even a sari made of PVC, there are a plethora of options that embody the essence of a traditional sari while giving it a new life. So, if you’re a bride looking to break away from the cultural norms or trends when it comes to your wedding attire, take a look at our selection of the best modern interpretations of the sari by Indian designers: