Indian Brides Let's Suit It Up!

Modern brides are reluctant to be held back by societal acceptance. The transformation of pantsuits from formal meetings to the glitz of Indian wedding ceremonies has over time encouraged them to be bold, dynamic, and free-spirited.

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Pantsuits have been around since 1967, when Yves Saint Laurent gave women the freedom to have a wardrobe similar to men's. He meticulously laboured to make the distinctions between what is deemed masculine and what is deemed feminine disappear. His "Le Smoking Tuxedo" was made to make women feel comfortable, yet he had them ornamented with jewellery to signify that they need not alter themselves. American culture has permeated much of India over the years, particularly in the fashion industry. For Indian women, the transition from skirts to trousers marked a major change and gave them new powers. Over the years, women in India have grown more accustomed to wearing pantsuits as this versatile fashion piece progresses from being formal wear to a styling quotient for modern brides. Designed perfectly with magnificent fabrics and embellishments, pantsuits are ideal for every wedding ceremony.

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