9 stunning blouse designs for bridal lehengas you’d instantly love

Best blouse designs
While choosing the most glamorous lehenga for your D-day is one task, picking a blouse design is another. However, there are many options available now, depending on the kind of feel you want, whether it’s trendy or regal. If you’re getting married in the coming months, take a look at these celeb-inspired styles you’ll surely love. (Images: Instagram)

Choli-style blouse
Aditi Rao Hydari looks divine in a bridal ivory lehenga by Gaurav Gupta paired with a matching wide-neck blouse featuring intricate zardozi work and floral embroidery. The choli-style blouse makes for an apt choice, as it’s given a head-turning touch with gold tassels and embellishments.

Geometric embroidered blouse
This Manish Malhotra blouse ditches conventional elements. Instead, it’s got stylish cap sleeves, a plunging neckline, and features geometric, linear embroidery that balances the florals of the skirt. If you want to go for a look similar to Nora Fatehi’s, opt for such geometric patterns.

Bralette blouse
Modern brides are sure to find Janhvi Kapoor’s bralette blouse a trendy piece to pair with their lehenga. While it’s all contemporary, the traditional touch lies in the bridal red hue, the intricate golden embroidery, and the wide straps that make it stand out from other designs.

Halter-neck blouse
Go sheer and halter with your traditional lehenga like Shanaya Kapoor. Her stunning blouse is brilliantly embroidered with sparkling crystal beads and stones, making her look her chicest best. The triangular back design is not to be missed.

Off-shoulder style
An off-shoulder blouse in glittering ruby wine can make for a beautiful, sleek choice. Khushi Kapoor’s trendy cropped design will make you stand out, and her matching embroidered fishtail skirt with the veil looks contemporary too.

Backless choli design
Choose a feminine, chic choli like Sanya Malhotra’s to pair with your wedding lehenga. It features a plunging V-neckline, intricate embroidery, and a backless design. The Ajrakh handcrafted embroidered odhni adds to the glamorous style.

Regal blouse
Hirranya Ojha looks quite the modern bride in a glittering golden lehenga paired with a regal full-sleeved choli. Both pieces blend intricate zardozi work and delicate embellishments, making the bridal ensemble look glamorous and timeless.

Traditional blouse
Go for a traditional blouse like Sara Ali Khan’s that never fails to impress. Her apricot and peach-toned brocade lehenga by Manish Malhotra is intricately woven with zardozi embroidery and paired with a matching blouse featuring dori threads

Retro blouse
Genelia shows how to ace a retro blouse with a stunning rust-red lehenga by JJ Valaya, beautified with velvet appliqué, puffed sleeves, and an Ikat-printed stole edged in intricate embroidery. The keyhole at the back makes the design even more appealing.