1. Bridal Blouse Neck/Front Designs
There are literally innumerable neckline/front blouse designs now a days. We have listed 10 unique designs from our gallery.
Choli Cut Blouse
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This design literally screams charisma! Choli cut is often paired up with heavily studded or embroidered blouses and we think it looks perfect!
Plunging neck blouse
Image via Neha Adhvik Mahajan via Pinterest
Not everyone is comfortable in a plunging neckline, but if you don’t have any issue with it, then this definitely one of the options for you! A blouse design with a revealing neck looks ravishing.
Deep neck blouses with off shoulder
Image via Wedding Art via Pinterest
Now this blouse design has a plunging neck line alright but what we like is that the sleeves are also off shoulder and 3/4th which makes the whole look very unique.
Strapless simple blouse
Image via Blink & Co Photography via Pinterest
A simple blouse design that is strapless and embroidered plus studded with peals. The minimal net off shoulder sleeves look really cute!
Mermaid neck with off-shoulder
Image via Shutter Diaries via Pinterest
This design has a curvy-cut neck and an off shoulder thick strap with gives this a very princess-like look. (Yes, we meant Jasmine!) Make sure to wear jewellery that covers your neck appropriately (according to your comfort level) so that you don’t end up revealing too much skin.
Blouses with Tassels
Image via The Knotty Story via Pinterest
You probably must have seen this design before in suits but this is now a trend in lehenga blouses too! Metal or plastic Tassels that are placed very close to each other gives a very put together and fancy look.
Boat-Neck bridal blouse
Image via Prathyusha Garimella via Pinterest
Boat necks are one of our favorites! If you want to keep it simple but stylish, then a boat neck design is the perfect pick for you!
One shoulder with sequins
Image via Kashika Kapur via Pinterest
One shoulder dresses are LOVE! And you can try this on your lehenga blouse too. A little bit of sparkle and one shoulder design and then lady, you shine!
Heavily Studded blouse with full sleeves
Image via Badal Raja Company via Pinterest
An off shoulder heavily studded blouse with full or 3/4 sleeves looks unique and royal and is surely worth a try. If you’re planning to use golds or silvers in your lehenga, you might as well add this unique blouse design to your bridal outfit.
V Shaped hem
Image via Bright Photographers via Pinterest
This inverted V design on the hem of the blouse of the bride caught our attention. We love how the bride has kept the rest of the design simple and yet it looks so stunning.
2. Bridal Blouse Back Designs
The back of the blouse is also something to be taken care of. OR, you can totally make it your style statement! We have found some amazing blouse back designs that we are sharing:
Doli Embroidery!
Image via Shades Photography via Pinterest
Drop.Dead.Gorgeous. Period.
This grand design has the whole bridal entry on doli embroidered in it and we just can’t get over this lately! The Jhumkis and pearl detailing looks captivating and make us go “Dayum, girl!”.
Bride and Groom design
Image via Make-up by Afsha Rangila via Pinterest
An embroidery or fabric depicting a bride and groom would give an edge to a simple blouse. You can keep the back mesh for added gorgeousness and latest trends!
Criss-cross back
Image via Gunjan Dipak Makeovers via Pinterest
This bridal blouse design is very apt to carry with a saree. The criss-cross with the back less looks stylish and fun.
Sunset Design
Image via Roma Ganesh Photography via Pinterest
This Sunset cut design looks stunning especially with Kanjivaram sarees. This bridal blouse design with golds adds an ethereal touch to it and looks splendid!
Buttoned Up simple blouse design
Image via Mehak Arora via Pinterest
A very simple but elegant bridal blouse is buttoned up back till the top. The whole back is covered and the fabric is intricately embroidered to perfection.
Back-less blouse
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Back less blouses are ever sexy, ever stunning! Adding doris and latkans doubles the dazzle!
Fabric Tassels
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If you want a quirky and fun look with your blouse, then opt for this latest design. This blouse is not exactly back less and there are really cute big fabric tassels which gives it a very adorable look!
Mesh bow and strap
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How pretty is this! These mesh straps made us go “aww”! The cute little net fabric bow adds extra charm.
Image via Ankit Singh via Pinterest
This bride has left no stone unturned to get us amazed! The straps of this bride’s blouse had cute bird caricatures and the latkans have various cute things from matkas to dream-catchers.
Key-hole back
Image via Devnaagri via Pinterest
We love this not so latest design a lot! It’s simple, and yet leaves a wonderful mark if worn with lehengas or even sarees. This look would be great for sangeet ceremony.
3. Bridal blouse Sleeve designs
Sometimes, if enough thought is put in the making of the sleeves of the blouse, it can turn over the whole story! This wedding season, you can choose to stand out with the sleeve of your blouse!
Mirror Work
Image via Riana Jewellery via Pinterest
Mirrors work like catalysts! They make the fabric look a hundred times more beautiful! Mirror work on the sleeves is a win-win!
Puffy layered Sleeves
Image via Mrinal Khatnani Photos and Films via Pinterest
Yes! Puff sleeves are not a thing of the past. And if you think they are, well then they are back! Puff sleeves look great with pastels and light colours. They also make you look younger! (psst, psst!)
Pleated Bell Sleeves
Image via Divya Reddy via Pinterest
Bell sleeves look ravishing and if they are pleated, they give the elegance the extra volume! Opt for a Full sleeved blouse with pleated bells over the wrists for a perfect poised look.
Cape Bell Sleeves
Image via Vasansi via Pinterest
This style was really quirky to us! Looks like bell sleeves when this is actually a cape style. This look is perfect for a reception party and best if carried with a saree.
Peplum Hem with full sleeves
Image via Infinite Memories via Pinterest
How fresh and different this look this! The peplum hem of the blouse was what caught our attention and we are so glad it did! The full embroidered sleeves are beautifying the look.
Different colored sleeves
Image via LightBucket Productions via Pinterest
Another way is using a different colored sleeve with the blouse. Embroidery, mirror or kundan work would be an add on beauty. Choose contrasting colors.
Mesh Bells
Image via Foram Atara via Pinterest
Instead of bell sleeves of normal fabric, you can get it replaced with net fabric for an edgy look.
Fall down sleeves
Image via Yoshita Couture
Now there are two ways to wear this. Either simple fall down without straps or thick straps along with layered fall down sleeves.
Cold Shoulder Sleeves
Image via Shweta Poddar Weddings via Pinterest
Cold shoulders are really popular in western outfits and they are quite a hit in Indian and traditional attires too! Opt for a cold shoulder foe a known, yet fresh look.
Tassel Jewels
Image via Shahid’s Makeover via Pinterest
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