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5 Gold Beige Ethnic Ensembles for Special Occasions

A glitter that brightens up your eyes- gold is the most powerful hue that has ruled the human race since time immemorial. A symbol of wealth and luxury, the color of precious goldis used to define an extravagant wardrobe. Golden hued outfits, accessories and other add-ons are commonly found in closets of the affluent all over the world. In India, golden zari is a significant component of ethnic wear like traditional silk saris, brocade as well as contemporary gowns.

For special occasions in India, golden or golden-beige outfits make a grand wardrobe. Be it a causal evening party or a grand and formal wedding function, shades of golden will always be an apt choice! Here are some pretty designer outfits for your trendy closet:

 1. Go Bright with Dull Gold:
If you’re a staunch fashion follower then a contemporary Anarkali suit in dull gold is definitely for you. This hue emanates the sparkle of gold without making your wardrobe look bling. A perfect pick for a friends’ day out!

2. The Banarasi Touch:
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Right from the city which is known globally for its rich silk, this golden beige Banarasi silk lehenga is all that you need for an Indian wedding! With moderate shimmers and understated glamour, you’re sure to score high on elegance!

3. Draped in Gold:
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A golden-beige sari is one of the classiest outfits to flaunt! With a smart balance of sensuality, simplicity and ethnic details, this silk drape would make a pretty ensemble for a daytime party. Also, putting on a pair of heavy jhumkis would scale up your ethnic look!

4. Colour Splash:
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Bright hues like orange when blended with softer tones of gold look lively for celebratory occasions. Adding colorful accessories to such outfits will further brighten up your look!

5. Floral Regalia:
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A silk Anarkali with little floral bouquets scattered all over the flare is a lively ensemble for a pre-wedding shoot or for smart bridesmaid moments. Complement the pink pops by adding pink accessories to your ensemble.

From peachy soft fawn and beige to burning, shimmering metal, a wardrobe with shades of eternally stylish gold is always worth possessing!

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  1. Shree24 June 2019 at 23:45

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  2. Shree24 June 2019 at 23:50

    its amazing article and awesome collection of sarees and visit aynaa world

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  3. uffu khan19 July 2019 at 05:40

    great collection of pics and saree, anarkali suit and lehenga choli and even you can add on gowns, and wedding dresses

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  4. ankur s9 October 2019 at 05:32

    awesome beige colour collection of saree, salwar kameez, lehenga choli keep it up and even i write on international courier

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