#BTRewear Designer Amit Aggarwal Tells You How To Re-Style Your Wedding Ensemble
Spent a bomb on that bridal lehenga and don't want to give up on it so soon? Trust me, we understand what brides go through post their nuptials. Your wedding is over and now you have no clue what to do with that bridal outfit that's been lying in your wardrobe ever since! It's too precious to get rid off, too heavy to wear elsewhere, and most importantly everyone has already seen you in it! However, it doesn't need to be this hard, beautiful brides. Here are 10 designer-approved style hacks to give your wedding attire an instant upgrade! You can now wear it for your brother's cocktail party or your besties mehendi function (and trust me no one will ever know.)
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"Looking to add just the right amount of drama to your ensemble? Well, you can do so by pairing our cape with linear polymer details. To further push the glam quotient up a notch, team your outfit with the right kind of jewellery, and you're good to go."
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"Alternatively, if you don't opt for a cape, you can always dress down by wearing a simple lehenga and blouse, for an understated, yet super fun and playful look!"
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"This particular handwoven black and gold winged cape, paired with an architectural hand-embroidered lehenga, is perfect for a cocktail night or a reception."
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"If you're looking to re-purpose the gold and black ensemble to give it a more chic, contemporary look, you can always team the handwoven top with high-waist pants. This outfit would qualify as an ideal night-out look, a definitive crowd-please that'll surely make heads turn!"
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"If you want to achieve a slightly edgy, yet traditional look, go for the three dimensional hand embroidered blouse!"
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"This is our iconic hand-embroidered three-dimensional blouse, inspired by a blooming flower morphing into fins of a fish. This lends a statement look when paired with a saree or a skirt."
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"For an understated, yet a glam-goddess look, you can pair the three-dimensional blouse with our handwoven new-age saree with a metallic palla."
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"Looking for the perfect outfit for your BFF's wedding? Here it is! You could pair the blouse with an architecture-inspired blue and teal lehenga."
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"For an array of formal occasions, from cocktail parties to a big work event, our hand-embroidered blouse can be re-styled with a saree or lehenga, depending on the bride's preference."
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"This blouse may also be re-worn with pants for a more casual look. Let's step into party mode!"
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"Here comes the modern bride! An intricately hand-embroidered statement new age saree with linear metallic details, is the go-to look for the fierce, contemporary girl. This ensemble can re-purposed, dressed up or down, by coupling it with the right accessories. To achieve a bold, beautiful look, strap on a pair of pumps and statement earrings."
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"Brides can opt for a modern cocktail saree, in our statement emerald colour, with linear hand-embroidery and polymer details. The blouse may later be paired with a lehenga, if the occasion calls for it."
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"If you wish to spice up the look, opt for a jacket and skirt instead of sticking to the regular lehenga and blouse. This will instantly give your ensemble a classy upgrade. You are free to give your outfit a traditional or western spin, by making use of the jacket and lehenga as individual pieces."
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"An ivory couture dress, along with a new age winged drape, adds the perfect amount of glam for a day soirée. This dress can be worn without the cape for a casual look, paired with a piece of statement jewellery."