As a lot as we love winter weddings, they pose fairly the style quandary i.e. how do you look scorching, whereas staying heat on the similar time? In spite of everything, layering saris and lehengas with shawls, jackets or sweaters has at all times been a fashionista’s worst nightmare. Properly, not anymore.

Designer and marriage ceremony couturier Laxmi Sabarwal, says, “One can now go for sari jackets, trench coats with Indian embroideries, capes with gildings, and shawls with motifs and tassels, that improve your conventional look, as an alternative of ruining it.”

02/5​Ditch the dupatta for a scarf

“Be it a salwar kameez, sharara, or a lehenga choli, as an alternative of a dupatta, select a scarf that’s embroidered and tasseled to raise your look. The scarf could be both a contrasting or mixing color. Nonetheless, keep away from going for sequinned or stone-studded shawls as they arrive off as too jazzy,” suggests fashionable Gayatri Arora from Pune.

Shawls with kalamkari work or Madhubani motifs, and even pashminas are excellent marriage ceremony put on.

03/5Stay heat with cool jacket and blazers

Jackets are versatile and look good with any Indian apparel, so long as you choose the proper color and minimize. “Jackets with daring prints, texture and hues or these with gildings, when styled over your lehenga, could make you stand out from the group. Lots of girls today are going for blazers in luxe, velvet, and fake leather-based, over cholis. It provides a up to date contact to your look, whereas retaining you heat,” says Laxmi.

Lengthy front-open jackets work finest with saris. “They not solely complement your six-yard, but in addition make you look slimmer. You can even put on a belt, and experiment with the pallus,” advises designer Prateema Ghosh from Kolkata.

04/5​Capes for added aptitude

Capes have dominated the style scene for some time now, and it’s time to incorporate them into your ethnic look too. “Ground-sweeping capes could be the right companion to your ethnic outfits, They give the impression of being good with saris, kurta-dhoti pants, lehengas and even salwar kameez. These are sometimes made utilizing not-so-heavy cloth, so they’re excellent for night ceremonies,” says Gayatri.

05/5What’s in vogue?

• Entrance-split kedia jackets in wealthy materials, trench coats with gildings, and asymmetrical capes with sequins can elevate your winter marriage ceremony outfits
• Cropped wool/pashmina jackets with Indian hand-embroidery are an amazing winter outerwear choice.
• For an androgynous look, go for a manly, checkered blazer borrowed out of your beau’s wardrobe