The Lakmé Fashion Week Summer Resort 2018 showcased an array of stunning bridal inspirations for the modern bride seeking chic and effortless ensembles. If you missed this extraordinary event, here's a look back at some of the season's standout bridal collections, each of which was designed by top names in the industry.
Amoh by JADE | Bridal Inspiration by Wedding Planner
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Amoh’s collection, inspired by the royal descendants of the mountain God Niyam Raja of the Niyamgiri hill in Odisha, offers a blend of contemporary pret couture and earthy elegance. The subtle embroidery combined with flowy silhouettes makes this line a dream for brides who favor understated opulence.
Anita Dongre | Songs of Summer Bridal Edit by Wedding Planner
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Titled "Songs of Summer," Anita Dongre’s collection draws inspiration from nature's beauty—tall trees, blooming flowers, playful butterflies, and fireflies. Her bridal wear, adorned with soft colors, light fabrics, delicate handwork, and touches of zardosi and Gotta Patti, is perfect for an ethereal summer bride.
Anushree Reddy | Floral Romance Curated by Wedding Planner
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In her Spring/Resort 2018 collection, Anushree Reddy beautifully combines classic florals with tone-on-tone thread work and zardozi embroidery. Using soft fabrics like sheer organzas, pure silks, and khadi cotton in shades of pink, this line is ideal for the flower child bride.
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Jayanti Reddy | Life in Monochrome by Wedding Planner
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Jayanti Reddy’s collection, “Life In Monochrome,” features off-shouldered blouses, capes with cold shoulders, dhotis, skirts, and ruffled dupattas. With intricate work, tassels, and scalloped hemlines, this edgy yet elegant collection is perfect for the fuss-free bride.
House of Kotwara | Regal Craftsmanship by Wedding Planner
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“Samanzar – A Garden of Flowers” celebrates the beauty of Awadhi craft with Chikankari, Zardosi, Aari, and Muqquaish embroidery. The use of fine muslin, sheer chiffons, rich velvets, and brocades adds a regal charm to this exotic collection.
Payal Singhal | Saira Collection for Wedding Celebrations
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Payal Singhal’s “Saira” collection traces the influence of Islamic motifs on art, textiles, and architecture. Featuring flowy silhouettes with jaali work and antique embroidery on indigo fabrics, this collection is perfect for sangeet ceremonies.
Shyamal & Bhumika | Wonderland Bridal Edit by Wedding Planner
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The designer duo’s “Wonderland” collection offers a luxury Prét bridal line inspired by an enchanted wedding ceremony. With hand-woven silks, satin, and tulle in serene pastels embellished with beads, crystals, and pearls, this collection is perfect for a fairytale wedding.
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SVA by Sonam & Paras Modi | Contemporary Bridal Couture
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Inspired by Kerala and the elegance of the Dahlia flower, SVA’s collection features silks, organza, and intricate gold hand embroidery. The palette of sunset orange, salmon pink, forest green, and desert-sand beige makes this line ideal for the contemporary bride.
Tarun Tahiliani | Stardust Bridal Glamour
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Tarun Tahiliani’s collection, inspired by “Tarakanna” or stardust, captures the romance of florals and the Milky Way. The Swarovski-laden pieces, representing constellations and the cosmos, are perfect for a glamorous and stylish wedding ceremony.
Note: This blog post is from 2018, and the events and collections discussed have already taken place.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What were some of the standout bridal collections at Lakmé Fashion Week Summer Resort 2018?
Lakmé Fashion Week Summer Resort 2018 featured several notable bridal collections, including Amoh by JADE's contemporary pret couture inspired by Odisha’s Niyam Raja, Anita Dongre’s ethereal “Songs of Summer,” and Anushree Reddy’s floral and traditional embroidery. Other highlights included Jayanti Reddy's edgy “Life In Monochrome,” House of Kotwara’s regal Awadhi craft, Payal Singhal’s Islamic motifs, Shyamal and Bhumika’s fairytale “Wonderland,” SVA’s Dahlia-inspired elegance, and Tarun Tahiliani’s stardust-themed glamour.
2. How did Anita Dongre’s bridal collection stand out in 2018?
Anita Dongre’s 2018 bridal collection, titled “Songs of Summer,” stood out for its romantic inspiration from nature, including tall trees, blooming flowers, and playful butterflies. The collection featured soft colors, light fabrics, and delicate handwork with zardosi and Gotta Patti, making it ideal for a dreamy summer bride.
3. What was the inspiration behind Shyamal and Bhumika’s “Wonderland” collection?
Shyamal and Bhumika’s “Wonderland” collection drew inspiration from an enchanted wedding ceremony. The collection showcased luxury Prét bridal wear with hand-woven silks, satin, and tulle in serene pastels. The garments were adorned with beads, crystals, and pearls, creating a dream-like aesthetic perfect for a fairytale wedding.
4. What kind of bridal wear did Payal Singhal present, and for which wedding events is it suitable?
Payal Singhal’s “Saira” collection featured flowy silhouettes with jaali work and antique embroidery on indigo fabrics. This collection, inspired by
Islamic motifs, is particularly suitable for sangeet ceremonies and other pre-wedding festivities due to its intricate and traditional craftsmanship.
