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The modern Indian bride isn’t just rewriting the rules of style — she’s reshaping traditions with sustainability in mind. From re-wearing heirloom saris to swapping single-use décor for earthy alternatives, eco-conscious weddings are no longer niche; they’re becoming aspirational. After all, what’s more luxurious than celebrating love with a lighter footprint on the planet? Rewearing & Thrifting: Chic with a Conscience Heirloom revival: Brides are increasingly giving their mother’s or grandmother’s Kanjeevarams, Banarasis, or Patolas a contemporary twist. Think re-draped in fresh silhouettes, paired with modern blouses, or styled with contemporary jewellery. Thrifted finds: Instagram thrift stores and curated luxury resale platforms (like Saritoria and Confidential...

Think heritage meets hygge: classic Indian buns reimagined with texture and ease; sculptural braids softened into romantic rope and mermaid styles; and glossy, breathable waves that move on camera. Minimal, luxe hair jewellery, fresh-flower gajras and delicate pearl pins are what stylists are using to finish looks that read modern yet rooted. These three families — buns, braids and waves — are the most bookmarked bridal looks for 2024–25. 1) The Chic Bun — why it works & who should wear it Why: Buns are versatile (ceremony, pheras, reception), keep your dupatta and jewelry sitting perfectly, and photograph beautifully from every angle. Add texture or loosen for a modern, more relaxed silhouette. Quick looks to try: Sleek low bun with centre part — perfect with ...

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