5 Ultimate Style Tips To Look Slim On Your Big Day!

Let’s accept it, we all have different sizes and body types and not all of us is blessed with a size zero figure (though we all want it desperately!). Whatsoever curvy brides look more gorgeous and prettier than any other, so don’t shy away with all those beautiful curves of yours. Embrace it because there are some who die for these curves. Still if you are doing all that you can to look slimmer on your wedding day then we are here to guide you further. As Wedstreetstyle team tells you how to look slimmer and sexier on your wedding day with just incorporating few style tips.

For those pre-wedding functions where you are thinking of wearing a kurta, we advise you to play a little smart there. Instead of going for a tight fitted kurta, go for a little loose one and say absolutely no to body hugging. There are lot of styles in which you can wear a kurta. If you are a tall, curvy girl you can go for a palazzo and long kurta with it. 

If you are going for a usual slim fit lehenga, then drop the idea right away. As it will only highlight your curves more. So instead of a slim fit go for a fusion one like a long slit kurta with lehenga. It will create an illusion of more height plus it will get you the brownie point of staying in style.

I know all of us love colours, and when it’s about wedding we want all those glittery colours on our big day. However no matter how much you love colours, if you are curvy bride go with one colours scheme. Pick a same colour from top to bottom as it creates a single illusion and makes you look slimmer. If you love contrast then pick hues of that same colour but don’t go for entirely different one for your blouse or dupatta.

If tummy is the area where all your baby fat collects, then we advise you to go for a high-wasted lehenga. As it will hide all that fat and gives the impression of a slimmer belly. However, if you have already got a regular lehenga then opt for a blouse that ends exactly a centimeter above.

Though there are lot of ways to carry a dupatta, and ways in which you can hide those curves. Wear your dupatta in a saree style.