Alia Bhatt to Pooja Hegde show how to delve into velvet this wedding season

With the winter wedding season here, it's a good idea to bring out your velvet sarees and suit sets for the festivities ahead.

BELIEVE IN OLIVE

Embrace velvet this wedding season as approved by these celebs(Photo: Instagram)

Like Alia Bhatt, go for an olive green velvet saree with antique gota patti and sequin scalloped border(Photo: Instagram)

For a classy statement, emulate actor Alia Bhatt in an olive green velvet saree that comes with antique gota patti and sequin scalloped work along the border. Amp up the look with a blouse filled with intricate work like taar embroidery and sequin adornments.

BET ON THE CORSET

Kiara Advani in a champagne hue velvet corset bodice(Photo: Instagram)

Nothing screams on trend than a velvet corset bralette blouse à la actor Kiara Advani. With a sweetheart neckline and strapless silhouette, the champagne hue bodice paired with the sheer pallu and the mermaid cut skirt is a stunner like no other.

A CAPE DRAPE

Emulate Bhumi Pednekar’s cape and skirt set in velvet for a cocktail party(Photo: Instagram)

Exuding a contemporary party girl ensemble, actor Bhumi Pednekar’s cape and skirt set in velvet is perfect for a cocktail party. Ditching the traditionals, slip into a statement bralette along with a skirt and cape set in the lush fabric to stay comfortable.

A TIMELESS STYLE

Sonakshi Sinha keeps it classic in a navy blue velvet kurta set (Photo: Instagram)

If you are one who likes to opt for a timeless choice, take notes from actor Sonakshi Sinha this wedding season. In a quintessential velvet style, go for a navy blue velvet kurta set boasting of aari and zardozi work. It will be a pièce de résistance in your wardrobe.

SUIT SUIT KARDA

Pooja Hegde dons a silk shaneel velvet salwar suit (Photo: Instagram)

Like actor Pooja Hegde, keep it strictly traditional in a silk shaneel velvet salwar suit featuring intricate zardozi and mirror embroidery work. The full-sleeved burgundy velvet short kurta with a contrasting salwar and dupatta ranks high on the ethnic metre.