Celeb-Inspired Guide to Mastering Mirrorwork as a Fashionable Wedding Guest
These pictures make a strong case to ace this treasure-worthy fabric adorned with little mirrors.
Mirrorwork is also known as sheesha or aabhla bharat kaam. An embroidery technique that has stood the test of time for centuries, this one makes for a 'gram-worthy appearance. Of course, we love our jadau, zardozi and chikankari ensembles but one of the best aspects of mirror work is its versatile nature. Designer Arpita Mehta who champions this very embroidery shares a very important styling tip.
She says, "It is important that mirror work is styled in an understated manner to make it more classic in its demeanour." Adding how most of the mirror work done by her is essentially contemporary. This makes it a great fit for not only brides but also for wedding guests. She suggests pairing it with fusion outfits such as pants paired with a jacket, capes, or even kaftans.
Ahead check out this celeb-inspired edit which will help you in getting started with selecting the right ensemble for you.
Make way for a skirt
A great way to add mirrorwork to your wardrobe is, to begin with, a piece like Tara's skirt that can be paired with numerous different options. Arpita says, "mirror work looks amazing on fabrics like silks, georgette, and organzas. I believe they truly complement one another and create a versatile combination together."
Behold the classic lehenga
You can never go wrong with this one. It can be easily worn for the engagement or even the main D-Day! This one is a keeper, take cues from Bhumi's stunning lehenga from the house of Tamanna Punjabi Kapoor.
Wear it as a chic top
Shine bright in this Rajasthani craftwork by opting for a sheer top adorned with mirrorwork. Wear it with silk skirt or an organza midi skirt, you will make hell of a statement...trust us!
...or as a bodycon dress
It is safe to say that Malaika loves mirrorwork embroidery, given the numerous times she has been spotted in one. However, this one is equal parts elegant and bold in its sweet way, thus making it perfect for an invite to reception or even a cocktail party.
Keep it warm with a jacket
Wear it as a jacket to keep yourself warm in the most stylish way. But, the jacket doesn't deserve brownie points for just that, it can also double up as a great addition to your basic tailored dresses in block colours too.
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