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5 Brides Like Ira Khan Whose Bridal Looks Were Anything But Conventional

5 Brides Like Ira Khan Whose Bridal Looks Were Anything But Conventional

2024 seems to be the year where wedding norms are tossed aside! Ira Khan’s non-traditional and uniquely casual nuptials with Nupur Shikhare might just be the first of the year. At POPxo, we’re all for embracing the unorthodox and while some call it a fashion gamble, we prefer the term ‘haatke‘ – out of the box!

Ira’s choice to express herself is exactly the spirit we celebrate. So, let’s chuck the rulebook and dive into the quirky world of non-traditional bridal looks.

Add A Bird

One of the first and most iconic haatke brides has to be Carrie Bradshaw from Sex and the City. With this gorgeous, almost mouthwatering Vivienne Westwood dress paired with her much discoursed ‘dead bird hat’. Her makeup look is one I might just use as inspiration for my own – smoky eyes, a bare lip and lots of contour!

Ditch The Lengha, But Not The Style

Traditionally, brides in Indian weddings tend to wear a desi ensemble – lenghas and sarees are predominantly every bride’s first (and last) choice. But Shibani Akhtar, who has always been a little ahead of the curve, wore a stunning red cocktail dress paired with a red-lace veil for her wedding with Farhan Akhtar and I’ve been drooling since I saw these.

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Saree With A Twist

Speaking of veils, who said they’re just for gowns? Take a leaf out of this bride’s book whose look is an opulent blend of tradition and modern chic – a gorgeous saree with an elegant veil. Ideal for the bride who wants to keep it classy yet make a subtle statement!

Suit Up!

If you’re bored of skirts and lehengas, no one is stopping you from broadening your horizons! Why not rock a stylish pantsuit? Fashion superstar Sanjana Rishi wore this celestial, pastel blue pantsuit with an embellished veil for her wedding, and honestly, what a look.

Add A Crown

I mean it’s your wedding day, who’s going to stop you? In an era of post-war simplicity, Shirley’s wedding ensemble was a breath of fresh air, blending the era’s fashion sensibilities with her unique flair. The best part was her complimentary headpiece, equally unconventional – marking a departure from the traditional veils and tiaras common in bridal wear.

So there you have it! Five hatke looks to make your wedding day as unique as you are – if you’re ready to step out in a style that’s unapologetically you.

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Featured Images: Instagram

05 Jan 2024

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