Why Gota Patti Lehengha for bridal wear

In anIndian wedding, the women can even spend months deciding what to wear. However, the most time consuming and difficult decision to make wedding dress of the bride. She is the centre of attention and her outfit is which matters the most. For an Indian bride, especially the north Indian bride, the priority of a bride is Lehengha – a combination of blouse (Choli), long skirt Lehengha), and stole (Dupatta).

Lehengha has been in trend for our generations. Wedding fashion changes from one season to the other and therefore it is important to keep up with the latest trends in bridal Lehnghas. Nowadays the latest trend is Gota Patti bridal Lehengha.

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Gota Patti is an embroidery design which uses beauty to add shimmer and glitz to an outfit. It’s an embroidery form that originated in Rajasthan and has been the priority of the bridal closet. The style has taken over the ramps at all fashion shows and has also made its way to the real wedding functions. It can be paired with any color to add some sparkle and sizzle to your style.

Young bride in India and across the world love to flaunt Gota Patti work on heavy Lehengas for her weeding. The gold or silver pieces of ribbon are cut into fine pieces of string in order to form minute motifs such as flowers, leaves, birds, images and other patterns.

Gota Patti Bridal Lehengha a type of Lehenghas which has metal embroidery originated in Rajasthan, India. The cities of Jaipur, Kota Bikaner, Ajmer and Udaipur are the epicenter of uniquely styled Gota work. These Lehenghas are made using appliqué technique with metals like gold, silver, copper etc. In Rajasthan, Gota work is extensively done on bridal Lehenghas. Outfits adorned with Gota Patti work are popularly worn at auspicious an function that’s why Gota Patti Lehengas is considered best for weeding purpose because for a bride weeding is most important and auspicious occasion. Gota Patti work is what one looks for when they want to look elegant and stylish, besides being ethnic and that’s how a bride wants to look on her wedding day. Gota Patti work looks spectacular on bridal Lehengha also gives a more vintage appeal. The Gota Patti work on bridal lehengha sets it apart from what the brides round the country wear on their wedding day.

Gota Patti has attractive patterns which are specific to the region and each motif has its own distinguishing name.  Gota Patti creates a rich and heavy look but is yet light to wear. A Bride wants to look beautiful, full of color and best on her wedding day that’s what Gota Patti gives.

Style Fortune has magnificent; collection of what every bride-to-be dreams of. This refreshing collection of Gota Patti Lehengha is tailor made for the new-age Indian bride who doesn’t want to be bogged down by elaborate embroideries and cumbersome flounces on her wedding day. Apart from the much-in-demand reds and pinks, Style Fortune has an array of outfits in calming shades of lime, aqua blue, cream and peach Gota Patti work on bridal Lehengha which sets it apart from what the brides round the country wear on their wedding day to make the day best day of life.

What to wear and how to wear

Nothing makes a woman more beautiful than the belief that she is beautiful.

Human brain judges what is seen and within seconds, the first impression is formed. Undoubtedly, it is one's appearance that is first perceived, behind a confident appealing appearance, is the hidden inner charm beauty and charisma.

Dressing is all about expressing yourself. It reflects our thinking and facilitates our objectives and makes us more effective. How we look affects the way we feel and quite conversely.

In this age when fashion is all taking, with trends coming and going, there are cloths available in all forms, sizes and shapes, but then,  there are a few that affect a chord with our inner persona.

What to wear?

Do you spend every morning staring into your bathroom wondering for the nth time why you have nothing to wear? Many  women in India face this dilemma when you are already running late for work.  Indian women love their clothes. Dressing up smartly and looking presentable makes them feel good. 

However, you don’t need to spend big bucks to have that dream wardrobe. Like everything else in life, smart choices and knowing what works for your body is the key of having a never-disappointing closet. The two most important aspects that  women in India should understand when it comes to dressing are:

– Comfort
– Fit

Many times are we caught staring at someone, and envy them. It may either be because of their dress or their footwear or their accessories we are attracted to. And sometimes we even end up imitating, adapting them.

But sometimes, it leaves us upset, the very reason being the difference in our body shape. Style is what we choose to wear, considering the uniqueness of shape of our body.

In the wide assortment of clothing, while every piece on its own is appealing, it can get a tad tricky when it comes to styling. With a fair and honest assessment of your body, knowing your body shape, it is lot easier to know what kind of dressing work best for your shape.

Amongst the broad range of body shapes, most of the women fall into four main categories:

Ø Pear - larger at the bottom

Ø  Hourglass - curvy but evenly proportioned

Ø Banana - straight up and down

Ø Apple - thick around the middle

Type rather than the body we want is one of the biggest keys to self-esteem. We should be innovative, edgy and sharp to find out the right one and 'fill out' or 'slim down' the parts of our body, creating a proportional body shape and curves on all the right places, reducing any prominent body areas that we are self-conscious about.

And if your hips are more prominent than the shoulder-line then you should visually create more width and volume around your shoulder area and bust. Or if you have a straight waist then you have to find clothes that will add texture and interest to hips area and your bust/shoulder - which helps make your torso look narrower.Nothing makes a woman more beautiful than the belief that she is beautiful.

Human brain judges what is seen and within seconds, the first impression is formed. Undoubtedly, it is one's appearance that is first perceived, behind a confident appealing appearance, is the hidden inner charm beauty and charisma.

Dressing is all about expressing yourself. It reflects our thinking and facilitates our objectives and makes us more effective. How we look affects the way we feel and quite conversely.

In this age when fashion is all taking, with trends coming and going, there are cloths available in all forms, sizes and shapes, but then,  there are a few that affect a chord with our inner persona.

What to wear?

Do you spend every morning staring into your bathroom wondering for the nth time why you have nothing to wear? Many  women in India face this dilemma when you are already running late for work.  Indian women love their clothes. Dressing up smartly and looking presentable makes them feel good. 

However, you don’t need to spend big bucks to have that dream wardrobe. Like everything else in life, smart choices and knowing what works for your body is the key of having a never-disappointing closet. The two most important aspects that  women in India should understand when it comes to dressing are:

– Comfort
– Fit

Many times are we caught staring at someone, and envy them. It may either be because of their dress or their footwear or their accessories we are attracted to. And sometimes we even end up imitating, adapting them.

But sometimes, it leaves us upset, the very reason being the difference in our body shape. Style is what we choose to wear, considering the uniqueness of shape of our body.

In the wide assortment of clothing, while every piece on its own is appealing, it can get a tad tricky when it comes to styling. With a fair and honest assessment of your body, knowing your body shape, it is lot easier to know what kind of dressing work best for your shape.

Among st the broad range of body shapes, most of the women fall into four main categories:

Ø Pear - larger at the bottom

Ø  Hourglass - curvy but evenly proportioned

Ø Banana - straight up and down

Ø Apple - thick around the middle

Type rather than the body we want is one of the biggest keys to self-esteem. We should be innovative, edgy and sharp to find out the right one and 'fill out' or 'slim down' the parts of our body, creating a proportional body shape and curves on all the right places, reducing any prominent body areas that we are self-conscious about.

And if your hips are more prominent than the shoulder-line then you should visually create more width and volume around your shoulder area and bust. Or if you have a straight waist then you have to find clothes that will add texture and interest to hips area and your bust/shoulder - which helps make your torso look narrower.

How to Wear Indian Lehenga

In India, there is great excitement to celebrate every occasion, festivals and every memorable event. To purpose your appearance has to be special and center of attraction. So, we are offering various collections of dresses.

Wedding season is always on full swing, and we all love this time of year because it gives us more reason to dress up. We all want to look our best and different than others in the wedding, but if you see the kind of attire we can choose from then the choice is very limited Sari, Indian  salwar kameez or Indian Lehenga we mostly wear one of this. All of these Lehenga is most gorgeous wear for your special occasion.

 

What makes the difference is how we style it. Indian Lehenga is a costly dress, and other then weddings we don’t really get chance to wear it many times, however wearing the same lehenga again and again is boring and no one wants to do that. Lehenga simply tie on lower wrest part But if dupatta is draped differently it can change the whole look and can fetch you many compliments too. Let’s try something new and interesting. Let’s check out all the styles one by one.

The V Pallu:

It is a good option if your dupatta has a lot of work on it and if the blouse is plain this will cover that up. So to get this look tuck one corner of the dupatta in left side of the lehenga as you do for Gujarati / Rajasthani pallu then make pleats and secure it with pin on your right shoulder. Let it fall till your knee. Then take one corner of dupatta and put it on your left shoulder. While doing this make sure you are making a clean V in front. Put a pin to secure the neat V on top side. As the V of dupatta removes the attention from your problem area and makes you look slimmer.

Tie On Wrist:

This one is simple yet elegant style of draping, which gives a bit of royal feel at the same time is very practical to. To do this style pleat the dupatta and keep it on your right shoulder, adjust the length of pallu (little below your knees) and secure with a safety pin as you generally do. Now take the other end of the dupatta and place it such that only the board is visible, fold it around your wrist in a loop and secure it with safety pin. This style also gives you nice posture as you always have something in your hand.

The Half Sari Style:

This style of dupatta draping is inspired from the south Indian half sari. In this style dupatta hugs your waist making your waist look more defined and slim. Take one corner of your dupatta and tuck it in at right side of your lehenga. Now let the dupatta wrap your waist, make pleats and secure it with a pin on your left shoulder. Make sure dupatta is making a nice V at back and is tightly wrapped around. This will make you look slimmer, and will hide your problem areas like stomach and waist.

The Bong Touch:

This is inspired by the Bengali saree. Pleat the dupatta and secure it on right shoulder with a pin. Take one corner of dupatta from front side wrap it around your waist and tuck in lehenga. Now take one corner of the back side of dupatta bring it over the left shoulder, pleat it in such a way that only the border is visible. This look is like the Bengali sari look just changed the shoulders.

Gujarati /Rajasthani Pallu:

It looks very modern and interesting. This style if you see from one left side and front looks like Gujarati /Rajasthani pallu (sidha pallu) and from right side and back it looks like the ulta pallu(normal style of sari). To get this look first tuck one corner of dupatta in left side of lehenga then make the pleats and let it go over left shoulder, let it fall till your feet. Now take one corner of the dupatta wrap it around your waist and tuck it on the same place where we tucked the dupatta first on the left side of lehenga. This look is very different and will surly fetch you many compliments.

Cocktail Look:

This look is apt for cocktail parties. To get this look, pleat the dupatta and secure with pin on left shoulder, let it fall till your knee. Take one corner of the dupatta from back side and bring it to front around your waist and tuck it on left side of lehenga. So if you have sweated it out in gym and want to show off your slim waist then go for this look.

Free Dupatta Look:

Tuck one corner of the dupatta on left side of the lehenga, then bring the dupatta on top of the left shoulder, pin it. Take one corner of the dupatta and wrap it around you and tuck at back side. This will cover up your all your problem area and flaunt the beauty of your dupatta.

Hope you all liked these looks and will try them out too. That’s all for today, stay stylish and rock this wedding season.

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