bridal
trends
The collection
focuses on the
use of tissue,
velvet,antique
embellishment
and innovative
designs. The
Studio S bridal line
offers a range of
lehngas, shararas and
ghararas- most paired
with shirts with shorter
hemlines. A trend
Seher predicts is sure
to stay.
Heavily
embellished
sea green jamavar
coat, with blush/nude
brocade borders
and emerald green
sleeves, finished off
with a bottle green
velvet sharara.
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Sheer
blush/nude
organza
dupata with
two-sided
emerald
worked
Sheer
dupatas work
best with bridal
ensembles as
they compliment
instead of
overpowering the
bride.
Gold tissue
plunging neckline
shirt worn over a
magenta jamavar
choli- paired with
a gold tissue
lehnga with worked,
multiple borders of orange,
magenta, jade green, emerald
green, and plum. Rich red
chiffon dupata with a thick
worked border and dull gold
net with large mesh and jade,
emerald and plum borders
on the paloo. The gold tissue
kameez can alternatively be
paired with a bright churidar.
It’s fun to play around with the
different combinations and the
possibilities are endless!
Navy blue
velvet coat,
with heavy
dabka work,
with fuchsia
charmeuse
lining, over a
short gold tissue shirt,
with a worked jaal
deep turquoise and
blue jamavar gharara,
and gold tissue dupata
with a surprise orange
border. The coat can
be worn with a pair
of cigarette pants for
a more modern look,
with equal effect.
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Seher Tareen
& Bisma Ahmad
Seher Tareen believes in the importance of
separates. This way the bridal ensemble takes
on a life of its own and the bride can wear
it over and over again, instead of locking it
away after the wedding.
2013