Pants and capri's have a very casual look, and aren't bridal but if u're bent on wearing one then please dont make the dupatta long or wear it on u're head...either do a complete contemp look or the very eastern look. Fusion is good for other events..but not a valima =)
Churidars and anarkali's look nice, so do hyderabadi jora's...
I think the same. There are some events in which traditional outfits looks more perfect than any other. If you are that reluctant by lehnga or anything of the type, go for saari, aor instead of capri, go for chori-daar pajama, because with apri LONG duppata over head won't look that good, anaarkali is really good option in the case.
go for an anarkali/pishwaz style probably with churi daar as everyone is saying....waisay a heavily worked shirt with dupatta n capris in pastel shades such as tea pink...gold wont look tht bad
If you want to go that contemporary, just wear a dress. Otherwise if you want to wear capris or whatever, make sure the clothes are nicely embellished.
I personally wouldn't go with that look but hey! Its your wedding, do whatever makes you happy.
Work with the "theme" for the eastern look gharara's, sharara, lehnga all look nice with a heavy draped dupatta.
For the contemp look u can wear pants or capri's paired with a heavy embellished shirt (cud even be the front-open kind) but then leave the dupata off u're head..
yeahhh… i don’t agree with that - i mean, think about it, how many girls’ pics have we seen on their engagements who are wearing pants/capris but keep the dupatta on their heads? if anything on a valima, it works even more!
a pair of capris with lovely high heeled sandals and a long front open jacket on top of an inner sleeveless kameez would be great.
maybe also with long chaakein on either side and heavily embroidered all the way up along the chaakein and continuing under to the armpits (its a very Karma move, this one, and looks lovely), and perhaps a lighter dupatta, would look fabulous.
you could also do a higher collar… like these ones-
i really like this look, the middle one, i mean. what i want to do is make it fitted, keep the cut of the top as is and sleeveless, but convert it into a jacket with one button just under the chest. make it in a sheer ivory chiffon with a heavy border in very pale blue (maybe 3" wide). i want it with lots of sparkly clear swarovski and little pearls, and silver and dull gold thread kaam. and then under it, i’d wear a raw silk pale blue sleeveless tank top (also fitted) with slightly boot cut capri’s, maybe 3" above my ankles. and maybe a touch of kaam on the ends of the capris. i want it with a sweetheart neckline (high around the back of the neck and then regular in front). and then a lovely light ivory chiffon dupatta.
yeah i’ve thought about it a lot
and i know you said no lehengas, but this one is so unique, i thought i’d post it anyway
i think u guys r right that a bridal looks nice wearing capriiiii long shirt is ok bt if u want to take dopata on head thn capriii looks so ODD i understand now :) but i want to go with something different for valima like saree ya SGC posted some pics i liked the ideas thanks a lot for posting :) it will help me a lot.. n if anyone has some pics of bride wearing sarees then plz post for me as well:) i dont want to wear mermaid coz i wore it on my engagement 1.5 years ago.. also suggest me colour for my valima dress..
i think uve mentioned the same thing in one of the forums on orkut …
how about this kind of thing got this pic from exclusive presents naina from face book