Bridal fashion Latest Trend: 'Mummy, do everything as per your wish but I will wear a lehenga like Kiara Advani's...' When a daughter who is leaving her father's house to go to her in-laws' house makes such a demand, then the parents also do not delay in getting her a lehenga of her choice. Talking about bridal fashion, this fashion is often inspired by celebrities' lehengas and their real-life events. This is the reason that at one time girls used to prepare to wear designer lehengas of Bollywood's favorite Manish Malhotra. After Deepika Padukone, Priyanka Chopra, and Anushka Sharma, the demand for Sabyasachi-inspired lehengas has increased among brides.

Not only in luxury, copies of these designer lehengas are in high demand in Delhi's Chandni Chowk and Lucknow's Aminabad, and Hartganj markets. Every season, certain changes are seen in bridal fashion and style. Earlier, the red color was the identity of the bride. But gradually, lehengas in pastel and neutral shades have started appealing to brides. But are lehengas also going to go out of fashion now? If luxury brands are to be believed, the trend of lehengas which have always been evergreen in the world of bridal fashion is now going to face a new challenge.

Bridal Fashion Latest Trend
Sabyasachi has introduced its new bridal couture.
This new trend is of beautiful bridal sarees with long trails. According to fashion designer Masaba Gupta, after the bridal lehengas moved from bright colors to pastels, now the trend of bridal sarees and long veils is going to increase. Masaba Gupta recently opened her new bridal store in Delhi, in whose inauguration actress Sonam Kapoor was also seen. Talking about bridal fashion, Masaba Gupta told The New Indian Express, 'Long veil with saree is going to be the next big trend. Comfort is very important in what you wear, and having a beautifully decorated kaftan-style outfit for later evening events has become an essential fashion style. Wearing a mix of jewelry and stones is very trendy these days. This is the right time when you can combine traditional inherited jewelry with modern designs to create a look that is both classic and trendy at the same time.

While Masaba is talking about the saree with long trail and long veil, recently Sabyasachi has also launched his new bridal couture, in which this saree collection is also seen a lot with lehengas. On this collection, Sabyasachi said, 'We are bringing a new story in Indian bridal couture, which presents the beauty of our clothes, crafts, and design to the world. A culture can remain relevant only when it is dynamic.'

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