5 Gen-Z Approved Styles You Can Ace This Wedding Season & Make Heads Turn
GT Team
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Gen-Zs always keep experimenting with their looks by pairing it with something nobody can ever think of. Be it a wedding, a party or a festival, their style game is always on point, making them look trendy and cool.
If you are confused about what to wear to the winter weddings you will be attending, check out these amazing Gen-Z-approved pair-ups we have listed below, which you can consider wearing and make heads turn.
Saree With Pants
If you want to stand out from the rest, this is for you! This style will give you a mix of both western and traditional look when paired together. Take cue from Sonakshi Sinha and tuck the saree pleats inside your pants and you are good to go. Now you don’t have to worry about tripping while shaking a leg.
Lehengas With Jacket
Wearing a lehenga in a traditional way is so old school. If you want to tweak its look a little bit, then we are here with a fashion tip for you! Instead of carrying a dupatta over it, that keeps falling, pair it up with a jacket and a heavy neck piece along with it, just how Kareena Kapoor Khan has done and you will look gorgeous.
Saree Style Sharara
Confused? This easy fusion will give you a glamourous look at weddings. Upgrade your basic sharara with a dupatta draped like a pallu and a blouse, just how Shilpa Shetty has done, and you are all set!
Dhoti Pants With Peplum Top
Dhoti pants and peplum tops really go well together and can be a great choice for the weddings. Take inspiration from Parineeti Chopra and style it with beautiful earrings along with jootis or heels and you are surely going to make heads turn.
Palazzo, Crop Top And Shrug
If you want to dress yourself up in a trendy attire, look no further! This is a modern day classic and perfect for occasions like weddings. Pair it with a nice neckpiece, statement earrings, bracelet, and a ring to upgrade your fashion game exactly how Nushrratt Bharuccha has done in the picture above.
(This article is contributed by Prachurya Nanda, XIM University)
