Vogue Wedding Show 2014

[...] in the ‘90s. Soon enough, he moved from styling films to couture, and launched his eponymous label in 2005. A Manish Malhotra bride is well versed with her rich culture, heritage along with [...]

[...] saris. Gaurang wanted to revive traditional handlooms and a few years later, his eponymous label was born. Today, the label supports more than 500 weavers — specialising in [...]

[...] Monisha Jaising launched her eponymous label with a collection of 21 outfits in 1989 after graduating from the American College for [...]

[...] Gaurav Gupta started his eponymous label in 2006, making fantastical, futuristic outfits after graduating from Central Saint Martins [...]

[...] is any more. Control is key. Vibrant colours, a little gota, zardosi and tiny winks of Swarovski crystals are essential for the ideal wedding outfit. Structured draping is very typical of [my [...]

[...] Established in 1895 by Daniel Swarovski, Swarovski crystals are known for their precision-cut artistry. A relatively new concept in the Swarovski world, [...]

[...] Founder and managing director of The Flagship Store by Ferns N Petals, Vikaas Gutgutia dreamed of changing the face of the Indian flower industry. [...]

[...] father’s textile office. Father-son duo Subodh and Rohan Begani only opened their flagship store in Mumbai last year. A Begani bride is the woman who truly believes diamonds are a girl& [...]

[...] gems and handcrafted jewellery. Vidur Khanna, director of BN Jewels and graduate of the Gemological Institute of America, is the fourth generation of jewelers taking the family business forward. He [...]

[...] . Since 1984, it has been run by eighth generation jeweller Anup Bohra, a graduate of the Gemological Institute of America. Under him, Jewels Emporium moved from gemstone trading to production of [...]

[...] In 2001, traditional handlooms were declining due to the growing popularity of embroidered georgette and chiffon saris. [...]

[...] Gaurav Gupta started his eponymous label in 2006, making fantastical, futuristic outfits after graduating [...]

[...] label was born. Today, the label supports more than 500 weavers — specialising in traditional crafts like kalamkari, chikankari and zardosi — across India. A woman who chooses [...]

[...] current fashion trends yet respects Indian culture. She prefers to wear traditional heirloom jewellery on her special day, a look that infuses sentiments passed down for generations,& [...]