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These Are The Brides That Absolutely Stole The Show In 2025
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Selena Gomez and Netra Mantena as bridesInstagram/Selena Gomez; Instagram/Joseph Radhik
From Fendi celebrating its 100 years, to Calvin Klein returning to the runway and Indian celebrities like Diljit Dosanjh and SRK absolutely killing it it the Met Gala, this year gave us some major fashion moments. This year also saw brides upping their fashion game. Read on to know more.
Best Dressed Brides Of 2025
Aashna Shroff
For her wedding with Armaan Malik, Aashna Shroff chose to wear a beautiful orange lehenga from Manish Malhotra, peppered with blush pink. She paired her intricately embroidered orange lehenga with two dupattas, one matching orange dupatta that she carried on her shoulder, and her long veil in blush pink, with subtle embroidery on it. We loved the details from Aashna’s look: the beaded detail on the back of her blouse, her Manish Malhotra jewellery adding a pop of sage green to the look, Armaan and Aashna’s names embroidered on the corner of her dupatta! Not to forget, orange and blush pink is a rather refreshing color combination, especially for brides.
Prajakta Koli
Prajakta Koli married her boyfriend Vrishank Khanal in a dreamy pastel Anita Dongre lehenga with hand-painted Pichhwai motifs. The lehenga also had motifs of the Parijaat flower, which is an ode to Prajakta’s name. We love subtle personalisations on wedding outfits! She styled her look with simple hair and make-up, and understated traditional jewellery from Anita Dongre.
Sejal Kumar
For her dreamy wedding in the mountains, Sejal Kumar wore the Sabyasachi Guldasta lehenga. The flower-galore aesthetic is having a major moment, and we are here for it. She completed her look with a gold necklace, matching earrings, and a Ruby maangtikka. She kept her make-up minimal, and wore her hair in an updo adorned with flowers.
Netra Mantena
One can not discuss celebrity weddings of 2025 and leave out Netra Mantena’s wedding with Vamsi Gadiraju. Styled by Anaita Shroff Adajania, Nethra wore a red Sabyasachi lehenga with a long veil. Her lehenga had a broad intricate border, and her full sleeved blouse was almost entirely plain, which she balanced with lots of extravagant jewellery, including multi-layered necklaces, long earrings, kanauti, maathapatti, and a small nath. She wore her hair in an updo, and for the make-up, she wore a black smokey eye and glossy lips.
Selena Gomez
For her wedding with Benny Blanco, Selena Gomez chose to wear three wedding dresses. For her first look, she wore an ivory halter-neck Ralph Lauren dress with macramé detail on the collar. Her second look was a super romantic, sheer, floral lace gown, also by Ralph Lauren. Her third look was the one that she wore for the after party (also Ralph Lauren!), which was an ivory midi dress with a criss-cross detail on the neckline. Okay, we absolutely loved each one of these looks!
Samantha Ruth Prabhu
Unless you are living under a rock, you must know about Samantha's portrait-cut diamond engagement ring, and the waves it created. And while we love her transparent ring, We feel her entire look deserves a lot of love. She looked every bit of stunning in her classic red red Banarasi sari with tree of life motif embroidered on the back of her blouse.
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