7 Outfits to Wear when you meet your Partner's Parents
When you are about to meet his parents, it means the relationship is going right. It is time to impress your future in laws with your personality and in this dressing style plays an essential role. You cannot wear your jeans and t-shirt while meeting them. After all first impression is the last impression especially when it is about meeting your partner’s parents. Here are few outfit ideas you can try out while meeting his parent’s,
When in doubt about wearing something great while meeting his parents, saree can save the day. However, it does not mean that you can wear bright, glittering and embellished benarsi sarees. Go with modern yet elegant looking printed or lightly embellished sarees. Masaba Gupta’s collection can be considered.
Not just in weddings but also while meeting your BF’s parents, anarkali suits can save the day. Skip all the heavy embellished ones and go with the elegant casual anarkali suits. Do wear a pair of flattering heels.
The hot and happening traditional salwar kameez are perfect for that first meeting. You can wear Patiala salwars with vividly printed dupattas or go with the salwar kameez sets. Take inspiration from celebrities.
Be casual with plain kurtis and printed skirts or vice a versa. You can wear tribal jewelry to add chic factor to your apparel.
Long and short kurtis with palazzo pants are quite in trend these days. You can wear them with a stylish pair of heels, carry an embellished clutch bag and hoop earrings. Palazzo pants are also good with shirt tops for a chic western look.
Who says you cannot wear western outfits while meeting his parents? Western dresses can also be elegant and chic such as shift dress. From Michelle Obama to Emma Watson, all of them have carried shift dresses elegantly. Wear it with stilettos
Skater dresses can bring out the cute side of your personality. They are adorable, flowy and flared, a perfect look for the first meeting. If you have a good height, wear them with chic ballerinas or wear pumps if you are vertically challenged.
Here are few more western looks curated just for you!
Saree
When in doubt about wearing something great while meeting his parents, saree can save the day. However, it does not mean that you can wear bright, glittering and embellished benarsi sarees. Go with modern yet elegant looking printed or lightly embellished sarees. Masaba Gupta’s collection can be considered.
Anarkali suit
Not just in weddings but also while meeting your BF’s parents, anarkali suits can save the day. Skip all the heavy embellished ones and go with the elegant casual anarkali suits. Do wear a pair of flattering heels.
Salwar kameez
The hot and happening traditional salwar kameez are perfect for that first meeting. You can wear Patiala salwars with vividly printed dupattas or go with the salwar kameez sets. Take inspiration from celebrities.
Kurti with skirt
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Be casual with plain kurtis and printed skirts or vice a versa. You can wear tribal jewelry to add chic factor to your apparel.
Kurti with palazzos
Long and short kurtis with palazzo pants are quite in trend these days. You can wear them with a stylish pair of heels, carry an embellished clutch bag and hoop earrings. Palazzo pants are also good with shirt tops for a chic western look.
Shift dress
Who says you cannot wear western outfits while meeting his parents? Western dresses can also be elegant and chic such as shift dress. From Michelle Obama to Emma Watson, all of them have carried shift dresses elegantly. Wear it with stilettos
Skater dress
Skater dresses can bring out the cute side of your personality. They are adorable, flowy and flared, a perfect look for the first meeting. If you have a good height, wear them with chic ballerinas or wear pumps if you are vertically challenged.
Here are few more western looks curated just for you!
Three Occasions three looks!
For a Casual Lunch with the Family!
Going to their home!
Hope you liked all the looks!
Do tell me what you will be wearing?
Lots of Love!!!
XOXO
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