FOR *EVERY* SKIN TONE, THE BEST DESIGNER LEHENGA COLOR IDEAS!

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We understand how difficult it is to pick a bridal lehenga hue. Is it better to go with red or pink? Which color do you prefer: maroon or blue? Teal or Purple? So, let your complexion make the decision for you! Every skin tone, you know, has a variety of hues that suit it well. What looks great on dark skin may not appear as well on light skin.



HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR LEHENGA COLOR FOR YOUR SKIN TONE

1. FAIR

1. With a light skin tone with cool undertones, shades like  green and baby blues look stunning.

2. Colors like scarlet and azalea pink can brighten your complexion! Choose a tint that flatters your skin tone. Sun yellow is also a fantastic choice.

3. Because these hues are on the lighter end of the color spectrum, they are only appropriate for your wedding gown. However, you may utilize this analysis for your Sangeet, Mehendi, and other wedding festivities as well.






2. PALE

1. If you have pale complexion, you can play around with lighter lehenga colours.

2. Pastel tones with pop color


themes will brighten your skin and make you seem wonderful.

3. If pastels aren't your style, stick to two tones of your natural color and avoid colors that are too dark or too light, since they can make you seem washed out.

4. Instead, go for violet, blazing red, zesty orange, chrome yellow, and other vibrant colors.





3. TAN/MEDIUM

1. People with dark skin tones can wear bold colors that aren't normally flattering on fair complexion.

2. Use black grey, mauve, burgundy, or dark blue to provide a colorful twist to your outfit.

3. Colors such as violet, Christmas green, wine, and copper may enhance your beauty, so go ahead and purchase!

P.S. This color palette may be used to create a stunning winter wedding.




Now that you know what colour to select that is ideally suited to your skin tone, put your knowledge to the test by browsing the collection to see which colour matches your skin tone the best!




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