Traditional and contemporary Indian fashions collide with the return of the Ghagra, a long skirt that is pleated from the waist, making it loose and comfortable. It’s tied at the waist with drawstrings, and a “choli” or short blouse is worn for a top. The outfit can be complemented with a “dupatta,” a thin shawl that be decoratively embroidered for special occasions, and this season’s brides are showing off ghagras with modern silhouettes and tones, showcasing zari woven designs highlighted with zardosi for a traditional blend.

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