As the wedding season steers its way through, the JSo team does what they are best at. We styled an exciting bridal fashion shoot for the current issue of Stylspeak Magazine.The magazine is on the stands, go get your copy now!
For the Mehendi Ceremony
Ensemble, Anand Kabra| hand accessories, Malaga| clutch, Malaga
For the Cocktail party
Ensemble, Shane and Falghuni Peacock| necklace and bracelet, Aquamarine| rings and kadas, Curio Cottage| shoes and props, stylist's own
For the Wedding wows
Lehenga worn as a sari, Krshna Mehta| earrings, kadas and necklace, Amrapali| pearl necklace & Maharani bag, Malaga
Hair: Seema V. Jerajani
Makeup: Farida Mistry
Stylists: Jasleen Kaur Gupta & Sonu Bohra
HEY i have that purse in the 3rd picture..i love it!!! its on blog too
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soo sweet..im thrilled to se it in ur styling
..love sean& falguni peacock btw
Love the Cocktail styling! Very very nice! :)
ReplyDeletewow!!! beautiful ..
ReplyDeletelike the outfit in the 3rd pic and the colors of the 2nd
ReplyDeleteI'm SOOO glad there's no Sabyasachi... I mean i love the guy and wud totally wear his designs on my d-day but he's over exposed. I'm loving the Kabra!!!
ReplyDeleteJewelry is a little underwhelming though.
I love the styling for D-day look!! totally dig the colour... especially coz i'm out and about busy with wedding preps for my sis...these tips come handy :)
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@Prutha
ReplyDeleteI have seen this post, Marian clicked the pics (I follow you thoroughly :P) Love this bag, it's gorgeous. And yea, Shane and Falghuni are a talented duo!
@Tanvi
Thanks a lot. Your regular visits and comments are extremely appreciated :)
@Art meets fashion & Shuchita
Thanks a lot :)
@Spardha
We made a conscious effort to not use Sabya, we love him too but you're right about him being over exposed!
As for the Kabra look, we wanted to the look to be subtle with the jewellery. Our plan was to be progressively overwhelmed with the jewels and clothes. :)
@My Fashion File
Thanks a lot, we are glad we could help. If you have any queries on wedding shopping or styling do mail us @ jsostyle@gmail.com
the third attire is really beautiful n classy
ReplyDeletei find the fundamental flaw in the mehendi styling is that there's too much stuff on her hands... it's impractical. hair for the cocktail's interesting. i feel the peach is neither bright enough nor pale enough for a traditional indian wedding... would look lovely for the reception though
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@Anonymous:
These outfits are representations of real life celebrations like mehendi, sangeet etc. The looks have been modified/glorified for editorial purposes.
We agree with your points, but this is merely a depiction.
Superb styling and amazing shots. Very neatly done. Love the works!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous gorgeous gorgeous!!! Brilliant styling and very high fashion!!
ReplyDelete...I would wear that Cocktail Party look for sure!!
You two should do an Indian version of that TV show 'What Not To Wear', like Trinny and Susanah!
You would be brilliant!!! Go on, ask someone if you can do a segment on a show... there are many Oprah like shows on TV there yes? Or pitch a proposal to TV execs about this.
I am serious. You are both a marketing dream.
Cool styling girls! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeletesure it's a depiction, but my point is that works as long as it's an exaggeration of real life. anyway this isn't really just about this one particular outfit or you guys, this debate could go on and i think it's a healthy one too. a fashion mag isn't all art; at the end of the day the idea is to sell stuff, and to tell you where/how you can wear it. so maybe a more conscious effort to keep 'wearability' as a high priority wouldn't hurt
ReplyDeleteI *love* the styling. Nice work Ladies.
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I love cocktail party dress idea.I think it is very wonderful idea.
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