The full power of a trend only hits you when you see it on the big screen—like it or not, we are just wired that way. For brides-to-be who are looking at references to pile on the bling for their big day, we give you some of the best moments in films to look at.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in Jodhaa Akbar plays the part of a Rajput princess and looks every inch of it. From the bor to the heavy duty Jadau set, this look is sure to be a hit for the ones who don't want to hold back. You can also try a Navratna set for other ceremonies surrounding the wedding.
Deepika Padukone's edgy approach to the concept jewellery from her time in Ram Leela is worthy of taking lessons. His and Her silver earrings can turn heads if sported with the right attitude. Pick an outfit with dull gold embellishments and just a nose ring and tattoos will do the trick. But the most important lesson of all times is: When in doubt, go with the chandbali.
Of the multiple wedding looks sported by Sonam Kapoor in Dolly Ki Doli, her look for the nikah won hands down. Pair pearls with pastel shades and hints of gold. Add a pasa for the finish touch.
Kangana Ranaut's irreverent persona in the Tanu weds Manu series demanded a bold wedding outfit—a vibrant green lehenga which she sported with full red lips. The beadwork however is in tones of silver, which was paired with layered silver jewellery. You can never go wrong with tone-on-tone.
Devdas is a visual treat for all events and purposes. Take cues from Madhuri Dixit- Nene's soft romantic styling or Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's loud and clear wear-your-heart-on-your-sleeve way of things.
Whatever jewellery you pick, ensure you also pick the right partner.
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