Harper’s Bazaar Bride is the ultimate guide for luxury weddings. Here is every modern bride’s ‘go-to’ magazine for the best in Indian and international couture, trousseau shopping, jewellery, wedding décor, gifting, beauty and much more.
YOUR GRANDMOTHER’S vintage watch or your mother’s beloved bridal sets—heirloom pieces passed down at weddings are traditions in themselves. These little touches, whether new or old, are ones that form the basis of BAZAAR BRIDE’s September issue. Curating an extensive (over 500) database of envy- inducing baubles and timepieces, we guide brides towards building their own trousseau treasures. A comprehensive take on the world of precious metal and gemstones, the special takes you on a vibrant journey from new high jewellery launches to taking care of your heritage pieces (pg 56). This year’s watch report breaks down the code for scintillating pieces that delight with their technical details and innovations (pg 119). Paying an ode to India with an issue that’s rich in indigenous craftsmanship, heritage weaves, and artisanal décor,…
1 Sexy stilettos in a two-toned hue. 2 A structured bag with the Midas touch. 3 A bold watch with a supple gold dial. 4 Glittering nail polish to add sparkle. 5 Heels that are as good as gold. 6 A statement-making sequined clutch. 7 An eye-catching minaudière.…
Beauty Expert Picks Q:What’s your idea of the perfect bridal look? It always starts with perfect skin. Glowy, fresh, and healthy skin is great because the bride has to look good not only on her big day but also prior to and after the wedding. A fixed regime gives the bride the confidence to be the most beautiful woman on her big day. The bride’s eye makeup should stay fresh and beautiful, so less is always more! It’s also really important for the bride to meet with her makeup artist to discuss her personality and what her expectations are. Q: What are the basic precautions to take before the big day? My advice would be to work on your skincare very early on, so that your skin has enough time…
Design Décor Dish A wedding is perhaps the greatest fantasy that springs from one’s heart. Ivory, gold, and silver with vermilion red are the colours that rule our soul. No matter what the scale, intimacy is key and customisation is king. Transport your guests to a wonderland, which exudes beauty and inspires emotions. Create focal points throughout your décor, which can become a signature. Choose the Hall of Mirrors, Palace of Versailles as the venue. Add a resham and zardozi-embroidered tent and gold vedi—both set outdoors (each of these can later become family heirlooms). Opt for a sit-down feast using thalis of fine regional cuisine, curated by chef Marut Sikka. Fragrance is a powerful element and jasmine makes us swoon. Embellish tabletops with white and orange flowers in voluptuous vases.…
Edited by CAROLINE D’CRUZ WHEN SELENA MET... ...luxury fashion giant Coach, the resultant sparks were inevitable. The Coach x Selena collection boasts of The Selena Grace bag and other accessories created under the keen eye of the brand’s creative director, Stuart Vevers. ALL THAT GLITTERS Kicking off the wedding season in style, Gehna Jewellers’ new collection captures the timeless appeal of heritage jewellery. Encrusted with diamonds and precious stones, the pieces exude a royal charm and versatility that is rarely seen. HAPPY POTTER HIIH’S NEW COLLECTION, JAPANESE POTTERY, BOASTS OF NATURAL MOTIFS AND PATTERNS THAT ADD CHUTZPAH TO YOUR HOME. THE ARCHIVES OF STYLE Designer Sulakshana Monga’s design philosophy doesn’t box all brides into one stereotype. Instead, she thinks each bride needs to find her own style. Channeling this very…
Inject glamour into your cocktail wardrobe as you acknowledge the potential of experimental makeup when paired with kaleidoscopic jewellery. See Where to Buy for shopping details. Models: Adviti Singh at Inega Model Management and Ravyanshi at Anima Creatives; hair and makeup: George Kritikos at Faze Creative; fashion intern: Raagini Murada; fashion bookings manager: Amrit Channa; stay: Courtesy The St. Regis Mumbai.…
