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My Little Black Book: Top Designer Stores & Bridal Boutiques

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Come along as I visit my favorite designer studios and hidden gems. I am sharing the inside scoop on collections that actually deliver on quality, fit, and style.

A visit to Kaynaat by Aanchal Sawhney, where heritage meets modern elegance. Their collection, from timeless craftsmanship to contemporary pret wear, is perfect for every bride.

I loved visiting the House of Masaba store in Chandigarh. It's the perfect place to find inspiration for a modern Indian wardrobe, with a pop of prints, colours, and effortless chic.

Planning your wedding trousseau? Megh Malhar in Ahmedabad is a must. They blend rich Indian textiles like Bandhani and Banarasi with modern designs, creating unique, wearable art.

Step into a world of Awadhi opulence at Nawazish by Reena Soodi in Lucknow. Their collection features hand-painted prints, intricate zardozi, and stunning motifs, perfect for the bride who wants a touch of royalty.

A look at the red carpet-worthy designs of Amit GT. His breathtaking gowns and fusion wear are perfect for making a statement at your cocktail or reception.

A look inside The Royaleum Atelier, where you can find all the top bridal outfit trends under one roof. They offer a perfect balance of timeless tradition and modern sensibilities.

A look at two wedding-appropriate outfits from Citrine. I'm styling a lightweight anarkali gown perfect for a day function and a stunning black sequin saree for a cocktail party.

Looking for designer outfits on a budget? Here's a glimpse inside a store with beautiful, affordable options for every wedding event.

An uncut, behind-the-scenes look at a shoot I did at Mehar Sarees. The team was incredible, and their attention to detail makes for an unmatched shopping experience.

About My Little Black Book: Designer & Store Visits

When I visit a store, I don’t just look at the hanger. I check the lining quality, the weight of the embroidery, and how the fabric actually moves when you walk. If a piece looks good in photos but feels stiff or uncomfortable in person, I will be the first one to tell you to skip it.

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