Gold is a Fantastic Colour for the Indian Skin Tone. Look Stunning in These 10 Golden Lehengas that Make a Statement!(2020)

Golden is one of the most neutral colour and this is why you do not have to worry about the fact that whether it is going to complement your skin tone or not. In fact, this is the thing about golden colour lehengas, no matter what complexion you have, you will always look good in them. And hence, if you are planning a fail-safe wardrobe goal then golden lehengas fit perfectly into them.

The lehenga gold in colour is very much in trend these days. Apart from the pastel colours for the sangeet night, golden lehengas have started to become a staple for the wedding day. For example, Isha Ambani wore a stunning golden lehenga and literally broke the internet with the pictures. If you are a girl who believes in trend then golden lehenga can make a perfect choice for you.

The thing about other colours is that they keep on getting old fashioned. For example, there was a time when almost every bride wore the wine and maroon coloured lehengas on their wedding. However, the trend is long gone now. The market is filled with pastel coloured lehengas right now.

Amidst this, if you are focusing on a golden colour then the good news is that this neutral colour will never go out of fashion. It is complexion friendly, subtle in design and will always look good on you.

Peach and gold both are very pastel and neutral colours but their combination can turn out to be really soothing to eyes. This lehenga here is a great representation of the same. The peach and gold bridal lehenga is completely covered in thread work so detailed that you will fall in love with it. It looks really heavy and flamboyant in look and both the lehenga and the blouse are made out of Taffeta silk fabric, while the dupatta has net fabric.

We would recommend it for the engagement purpose as it has this soft and subtle appeal that every bride looks for in her engagement lehenga. The extensive golden thread work on peach fabric looks very regal along with a really pretty dupatta too. Get this lehenga from Koskii for Rs. 7,450.

You will mostly find the golden lehengas in combination with another colour and this time we have white in a company with gold. If you are a fan of unique lehengas then this white lehenga with golden print all over it is going to win over your heart in no time. While both the blouse and the lehenga are prepared with Phantom silk fabric, the dupatta has been kept minimal and sober with net fabric.

Despite using only a golden print, the lehenga looks extremely rich in texture. The lehenga is penalised and comprised of a really nice flare too. It won’t be wrong to pick this for your wedding day if you are into pastel colours. You can buy this alluring white and golden regal lehenga from indiaemporium.com for Rs. 7,150.

If you are looking for the lehenga gold enough from top to bottom then you should have a look at this one. It is a net lehenga drenched in pure golden colour entirely and complemented well by a faux georgette dupatta which is peach in colour. Both the blouse and the lehenga are in a net fabric containing heavy embroidery which is further complemented by work like zari, sequins, beaded lace, dori and patch border.

While the lehenga is semi-stitched, the blouse has been kept unstitched for the customisation purposes. We would recommend this lehenga for engagement purpose, especially for a modern look. Make sure to accessorize this outfit with contrasting jewellery to add some colours into the outfit. You can grab this lehenga from Utsav Fashion for Rs. 9,681.

Net lehengas have always been there, no matter how much the trend has been evolved. So, we picked a typical butterfly net lehenga for you which is available in the beige shade of golden. It is a heavily embroidered lehenga having a slight fish-cut flare.

Looking at the design and embroidery, we would recommend it for your reception totally. The contrast of white embroidery on beige fabric turns out to be eye-catching. While the dupatta remains in the net fabric, the blouse is available in brocade. Along with the embroidery, you can also find pearl work on the choli too. The dupatta has been kept very much minimal to balance out the entire outfit. The lehenga is semi-stitched while the blouse is unstitched. You can get this lehenga from Lime Road for Rs. 11,041.

If you are tired of finding only plain golden colour lehenga choli then this twist of red colour into golden is going to rejoice you for sure. Indian brides are always inclined towards the red colour into their wedding lehenga as it is quite traditional and auspicious.

But what if you get to wear a combination of modern and traditional styles at the same time? This mix of golden lehenga with the hues of red and a blood red dupatta is a dream come true for the brides. With a base of net in a lehenga and very heavy embroidery, you can also find work of zari and stone in it too. The lehenga has a red and golden border and along with it, you get a raw silk golden blouse and a net dupatta in red colour. A perfect pick for a modern bride, this lehenga can be bought from Panash India for Rs. 2560

Cocktail nights in the wedding festivities are a new thing and finding something modern for that has become quite a struggle for the brides. So, we found a great solution for the same in form of this feathered golden lehenga studded with sequins which is available in the slight copper shade.

Copper is a shade which is slightly darker than pure golden colour and hence adds a bit of edginess in the entire outfit. This outfit has a golden corset blouse attached with a dupatta with 3D flowers on it. The golden sequins studded lehenga is complemented well by white feathers on its lower half. The lehenga is all about modern fusion into the traditional style which is definitely the dream of every bride for her cocktail party. Buy this lehenga from Kalki Fashion for Rs. 59,940.

A lehenga gold in colour usually pictures as something really heavy and rich in look. However, it comes as a big disappointment for the women who are looking for something simpler in golden colour. But not anymore, as this box pleated golden lehenga is a big relief from heavy lehengas.

Made out of Dupion silk, this lehenga is then complemented by a contrasting black coloured Dupion silk blouse cum crop top. The lehenga does not have much of flare as it has been kept minimal for the women who want something simpler. The crop top has cape sleeves and a golden print in the front which matches well with the lehenga. This entire outfit is very modern in vibes and perfect for parties. You can buy this golden lehenga and black crop top combination from Myntra for Rs. 2,659.

It is the time to lay your eyes on something simple yet elegant. This georgette golden lehenga is a big relief from heavy silk lehengas and extra delicate net lehengas. It perfectly fits somewhere in the middle and great for the brides who want more traditional lehengas for their engagements. This is a lehenga enriched with beautiful embroidery in contrasting pink colour. The resham thread work and sequins border make the lehenga look heavier and regal.

The dupatta is a contrasting pink in colour and made out of chiffon fabric while the blouse has been kept of Dupion silk fabric in golden colour. The lehenga is a great representation of how everything can be put together in great balance and subtle contrast. You can buy this lehenga from Mirraw for Rs. 8,460.

A combination of all golden lehenga blouse without any hues of any other colour can be risky to pull off but if you are willing to zero down on pure golden colour then we have the perfect pick for you. Here is an embroidered net lehenga in beige colour paired with a semi-stitched net peplum choli. The extremely heavy lehenga is then complemented with Poly Shantoon lining in zari, stone and patch border work.

The highlight of this entire outfit is the stunning blouse which has this peplum style design. The sleeves are quarter length and then paired with net cape style to add the much-needed oomph in the attire. You can grab this stunning lehenga on Utsav Fashion for Rs. 12,765.

A golden lehenga in silk fabric can be pictured as something very much heavy and OTT but this piece of creation here puts this rumour to rest very well. It is a simple golden silk lehenga studded with handwork and paired with silk golden blouse and contrasting orange net dupatta. While the lehenga is kept quite minimal with a simple off-white border, it is the blouse and dupatta which steal the show here.

The blouse is provided with beautiful mirror work on the neckline, the dupatta is the one which is the true winner of the craft. Studded with gorgeous mirror work all over and a contrasting border matching to that of the lehenga very well. This lehenga is definitely something very unique and can be bought from carmaonlineshop.com for Rs. 27,000.

No matter if you are going for colourful lehengas or golden lehenga, you need to keep up with a few things to make sure that you buy the right piece. Here are some of the common mistakes that brides and other women make while buying golden lehenga and how you can avoid them.

Golden is not a single colour and just like every other colour, you can find multiple shades of it. From bronze to beige, the golden colour is full of versatility and this is where you can make a big mistake. Make sure that you do not opt for the wrong shade of gold as it can completely ruin the look of your outfit. Choose a shade which is subtle enough but also leaves a nice impression too.

Many times women end up opting for a lehenga which is entirely golden in colour. A golden lehenga with no hues of other colours mixed in it is going to look really a dud. Make sure that it has subtle hues of colours like pink, red or any other in form of embroidery in it. Not only they create a perfect balance of colours but it is going to look amazing in photographs too.

While choosing the golden bridal lehenga, many brides go over the top and pick something full of embellishments and extensively heavy in weight. The result can be disastrous and it can ruin your bridal look entirely. You should always remember that it is not the lehenga that makes you look good, it is you who increases the beauty of a lehenga. The right makeup and accessories can make a huge deal and hence there is no harm in picking up a simple lehenga too.

Half of your photographs are going to capture only the upper half of your body. Despite knowing this, many brides just focus on the lehenga entirely and completely forget about the blouse and dupatta. Make sure that you do not dwell the same mistake. In fact, you can go for such golden lehengas which have blouse and dupatta in different colours to create a great balance of colours in your outfit.

Some of the most common and most loved lehenga fabrics are georgette, art silk, velvet, brocade etc. These fabrics are quite durable and sturdy as compared to other ones. Make sure that you go for nice fabric to make your lehenga look rich and heavy in appeal. The blouse and dupatta can be preferred in simple fabrics too.