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My go to Wedding Lookbook


Hey Guys!!

What's up? Hope you all are doing great. 
Wedding season's here and everyone is super excited to dress up and dance to the tunes of shehnai and dhol. Aren't you?

So here it is.. my wedding season lookbook. If you wanna attend a wedding but haven't prepared your outfits and jewelries or you don't want heavy dressing but still wanna look traditional and classic, then here's the solution to it.


I have created this lookbook with few simple steps using normal outfits and yet I look all preped up and ready to attend a wedding.
I created this look using simple orange kurti by SRISHTI from FBB from their Dil Se Desi collection. This kurta has a slight slit in the front over left side which looks much better than a plain kurta and also it has golden print all over it that brings out the ethnic look to another level. I paired this up with a flared palazzo in turquoise green colour which is by W, instead of a plain leggings or churidar or parallel palazzos. I chosed flared palazzo because it gives the look of a long skirt and looks so chic and stylish.



For jeweleries I just used my big heavy golden earring and bangles to match the golden detailing on kurta.


So the basic idea here is to pair a side slit kurta with a flared palazzo and matching jeweleries and you are good to go. I used turquoise coloured palazzo because it goes out with most of the colours in colour palette and can be carried in both day and night wedding.


I hope you liked this lookbook. So take a look at all the pictures and do let me know what's your reaction towards it. For any queries or suggestions comment down below. And make sure to follow me on all social media platforms if you would like to see more fashion tales by me.

Thank you guys for all the love and support. It means a lot.

Love you guys!!


Tanya Anand





Kurti - SRISHTI by FBB
Flared Palazzo - W
Heels - Snapdeal
Jeweleries from Local Market

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