Barbara Janeczek, curation manager at global fashion shopping platform Lyst, says, "Overall, S/S 26s mood is maximal detail, romantic volume and accessory-led impact." As such, "Shoppers will gravitate towards standout pieces to complement and elevate their existing wardrobe. Although the season may seem a little overwhelming (as Ra aptly summarises, S/S 26 is a bit of an "information overload!", adding, "I still dont think Im all the way caught up!)
With a square-neck top with a cute peplum at the waist, this two-piece sleeveless work dress gets a style upgrade with a hip-hugging short skirt that ends with a side slit
Outfit ideas: A handwoven Banarasi saree in pastel pink, ivory, antique gold or Pichwai blue A classic Kanjivaram in jewel tones for an evening ceremony A floor-length Anarkali in tone-on-tone embroidery A pastel lehenga with delicate Zardozi, Marodi or sequin work A pre-draped saree for guests who want the look without the hassle Cultural notes for the ceremony: Cover your head at a Sikh wedding (Anand Karaj) and many traditional Muslim Nikah ceremonies
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