Designers To Look Forward To At Bridal Asia 2017 This Weekend !
BY Sakshi | 19 Sep, 2017 | 1490 views | 2 min read
Bridal Asia 2017 comes to Delhi in a couple of days (23rd-25th) , and while you dream of all the gorgeousness that's gonna be under one roof, we thought we'd make the job a wee bit easier by picking out some of our fave designers who will be featuring their work at the grand exhibition, and also tell you why we love their work so much!
Akanksha Gajria
This is one label which combines traditional with contemporary, which is the best combination now, isn't it? She does a lot of work with tie and dye prints and mirror work in pretty and interesting hues, which are amazing!
Anushree Reddy
The queen of pastels Anushree Reddy has some delicate and girly designs which are so glam and so pretty for modern brides! We love her play of colours and the contrasting hues in her outfits!
Falguni Shane Peacock
They have some pretty offbeat designs, which are so eccentric yet glam! The brand carries the signature use of feathers, sequins and prints, which really do stand out amongst the others!
Koesch by Kresha Bajaj
Modern silhouettes for the modern bride! That's what we love about Kresha Bajaj's outfits- they're beautiful and they're bold! Plus how cool are her personalised outfits with love story embroideries?
Mrunalini Rao
Classy and elegant, that can describe Mrunalini Rao label's outfits in a nutshell- her lehengas have some pretty hues and equally pretty embellishments!
Nadine Dhody
This label boasts of luxury with some timeless designs and exquisite fabrics! We love how chic the outfits are!
Natasha Dalal
A contemporary take on traditional silhouettes, the label's designs are created using intricate hand embroidery and rich fabrics in classic styles!
Papa Don't Preach by Shubhika
This is one funky label we love! The creations are happy, modern, chic and yet still uber glam! Love the play of colours and silhouettes which are totally trending for today's modern brides!
Rashi Kapoor
Her outfits are lavish and hip, but with an edge of prudishness very reminiscent of the Victorian era. The rose is her motif of choice which can be seen in various forms and colours across her outfits, which remains synonymous with the label.
