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MUMBAI: Gone are the days when brides used to keep themselves draped in sarees. After wearing heavily embroidered clothes on the day of the wedding, the newly married modern bride would definitely need a break and want to slip into something that lets her skin breathe.
Whether it is being a part of a dinner or one of those countless functions, if you feel that wearing comfortable outfits like a crop paired with a long skirt, breezy outfits, or flared pants won’t be the appropriate wardrobe choice in front of your in-laws, our TV bahus show us what one could opt for to look urban yet ethnic.
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Kratika Dheer dazzles in perfect evening wear—a full-length black and gold gown. Meanwhile, Divyanka Tripathi shows us how to flaunt the ethnic look with poise in a pink and pistachio Lucknowi–Maharashtrian fusion suit. She accessorizes her look with a Maharashtrian nath and chand bindi.
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