Trust your instincts, prioritize your physical well-being, and choose shoes that make you feel both beautiful and comfortable
Tarah-Lynn Saint-Elien is the fashion editor at Cosmopolitan , writing weighty and witty stories that run the gamut of gushing over Zendaya to convincing you of everything you need in your closet
When casual is not enough: Evening, indoor, formal venues
The only thing that concerned me was the fabric which is more a jersey cotton feel and look
Daytime palette (Haldi, Mehendi, daytime ceremonies): Butter yellow + ivory Baby pink + champagne Sage green + dusty gold Lavender + silver Coral + ecru Evening palette (Sangeet, evening ceremonies, reception): Cobalt blue + antique gold Emerald + ivory Fuchsia + silver Aubergine + rose gold Black + sequin (reception only) Colours to avoid as a guest: Bridal red (including maroon, crimson, scarlet) competes with the bride at most Hindu and Sikh weddings All-white associated with mourning in many Indian traditions Head-to-toe black traditionally inauspicious for religious ceremonies
Besides your outfit, dont go overboard on the accessories