Different Types of Bridal Lehengas for Indian Brides

Bridal Lehengas

The word Indian Bride gives us a a very unique sketch. All we can think of is a sweet and charming young and sky woman with designs of deep crimson henna on her arms and feet, pretty trinkets, kohl rimmed eyes, heavy jewellery, glowing make-up, bridal finery and of course dressed in the most gorgeous lehengas.A lehenga is a long, flowing and voluminous skirt ideally paired with cholis or corsets and drapped around these is the beautiful dupatta.Especially a bridal lehenga, which is rich with its lovely fabric, design, cut and color.

Straight Cut Lehenga

One of the most preferred bridal lehengas, this one flatters numerous body types and goes well. Resembling a wrap around skirt, this lehenga falls straight from the waist to the hemline with slits on sides. It looks best paired with a choli which falls beneath the collarbone for giving a long and enhanced look to the body.

Mermaid or fish-cut style

This one definitely accentuates those curves the lehenga fits snugly till the knees and it flares out gracefully. This lehenga suits women who have an hourglass figure or a straight body. It can be worn in combination with a gorgeous corset or a daring halter-neck style choli.

Ombre Lehenga

One of favorite trends this season is ombre. Ombre has taken over the latest hair color trends, nail polish trends, and even lipsticks.

Anarkali Lehenga

Anarkali lehenga is one in which the choli is sewn with long anarkalis that go down to the length of the lehenga. It may also have a sheer anarkali top over the choli that ends a couple of inches above the floor.

Jacket Lehenga

Ankle-length jackets over the lehengas in their collections. The jacket may be opaque, in silk or crepe, and may take place of the choli, or it may be sheer to be worn over a cropped choli

Mirror and Crystal Lehenga

If embroidery in zari or dori is too much for you, try embellished lehenga designs that have crystals or mirror work.

Velvet Lehenga

Velvet is still going strong in weddings. Velvet lehengas seem too heavy. Try velvet cholis with silk lehengas or velvet patch-work.

Circular Lehenga

This lehenga is complete with its beautiful broad flare and great volume. Starting with numerous pleats near the waist, this lehenga should be selected in smooth, long and silky flowing fabrics.

This lehenga looks good on women with cone-shaded bodies. It should be worn with a choli which is elegant and subtle in its design and fabric.

Panel length or flared lehenga

This lehenga creates the required amount of flare and offers a slimming effect. It is made of numerous panels stitched together which are of similar fabrics or different kinds of fabrics, print and colour.

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