Lakme Fashion Wk 2014

Who says a bride has to be blushing? Cut a sleek and sophisticated figure whether you’re the bride-to-be or the guest in the season’s nouvelle noir designs. Metallic embroidery, trims and beadwork stop the overall look from appearing too austere. Grown-up gowns never looked so good

Steal the attention at any event with the purity and brilliance of dazzling white. Lakmé Fashion Week saw a host of designers sending models down the catwalk in the universal colour this year, securing its place yet again as the colour du jour for wedding season 2015. We love the neon trim - it packs just the right amount of punch  

Shimmer and shine under the spotlight because with gold as your partner, there’s little need for any other accessory.
Structured shoulders, ornate bodices and full flowing skirts redefine the female form and are perfect for the bride who knows exactly what she wants and how to get it

Every season, our favourite Indian and Pakistani designers release a host of crimson-toned designs, but somehow they never look dated. Paired with daring fishtail silhouettes and intricate embroidery, this collective brings together the old and new for a look that will stand the test of time

Navy, midnight blue or teal, bring a fresh take to your celebration with this cool hue. This colourway was presented in a range of textures - chiffon, velvet and silk reigned supreme on the catwalk. Teamed with full-sleeved bodices and heavy layering, channel your inner Ice Queen and look smokin’ hot

Having a vintage wedding? Enhance your feminine beauty with playful pink - shades spanning the spectrum from blush and coral to searing hot pink made an appearance at this year’s Mumbai event. The colour works for a range of skintones and occasions and looks its best on a gentle spring morning