Paint it red
VOGUE India|November - December 2023
For the bride looking to root her look in Indian tradition, the allure of the colour of passion remains. Take a cue from the famous women who chose red from head to toe for their bridal ensembles, but not without adding their unique twists
Paint it red

1. As a lehenga 

Priyanka Chopra Jonas proved that she is a traditionalist at heart with her palatial wedding in 2018. For the Hindu ceremony, the star turned to couturier Sabyasachi Mukherjee for a deep red Kanauj rose lehenga detailed with hand-cut organza flowers, French knots in silk floss, threadwork and lustrous crystals. Inscribed on her waistband were hers and Nick’s, as well as her parents’ names.

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