Sabyasachi Lehenga is the ultimate dream that comes to one’s mind when looking for a wedding lehenga. Guess what? it’s an absolute task to find the ideal lehenga for your wedding and that is precisely why I’m here.
I remember being hooked to my socials for days on end when our B-town queens: Priyanka Chopra, Deepika Padukone and Anushka Sharma got married, I simply couldn’t get enough of their Sabyasachi™ bridal fits.
Featuring swoon-worthy designs, regal zari work, and impeccable taste, there indeed can be no better option than a Sabyasachi lehenga for your perfect bridal outfit. However, given that Sabyasachi has no online stores (and the few that do sell Sabyasachi don’t have the entire collection) it can be difficult for brides like you to get a prior feel of the styles you want to try on.
But worry not for this is exactly why I have this article for you where I present to you, the most sought-after bridal lehengas from Sabyasachi. Once you decide on a style, you can visit their nearest flagship stores and take it further from there.
List of Sabyasachi Lehenga for your Wedding
Charbagh Sabyasachi Lehenga- The Chowk Collection.
2019’s winter collection was named Charbagh, and the chowk collection was one of its four arms. The collection was inspired by how rural women dress, it’s bold, stands out but at the same time is simple.
It features myriad hues and colours and exquisite prints. It’s for brides who wish their wedding look to speak of desh ki mitti. The entire chowk collection reeks of originality, authenticity, and ethereal beauty. Pair it with chunky uncut stone jewellery, huge Maang tikas and preferably a nude makeup look and there you are.
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Charbagh – The Isfahan Collection.
Featuring another big hit from the Charbagh collection, we have for you a ravishing piece from the Isfahan collection. Heavily influenced by wistful Islamic art, Isfahan has given us a Sabyasachi Lehenga fit for the royal bride.
With fabrics ranging from Velvets to Organza, Muslins and mulmul this wedding collection bring back mid-tone, dusty colours.
The wedding outfits decked with gold and silver zardozi work and tiny minakari at the borders are an excellent choice for your perfectly dreamy wedding day.
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Kesri Pannalal Sabyasachi Lehenga- White lehenga
There has been a growing demand for unconventional colours in wedding lehengas from brides recently, and white stands at the top but unfortunately, there aren’t a lot many options available in this colour. ( I speak from experience as I found this Sabyasachi Lehenga after scrolling through approximately 1077 photos. )
This white lehenga is splendidly hand-embroidered with silk-floss, beaten silver thread and studded with semi-precious stones, beads and pearls.
A Modern Heirloom Sabyasachi Lehenga
Hued a very sophisticated tea rose ivory, this organza bridal Sabyasachi lehenga has precise Kashmiri embroidery. Detailed with vintage borders, outlined in silver dipped Kirans. Accessorize with heavy Polki jewellery and you’d be a sight to behold.
Bohemian Sabyasachi Lehenga
Bohemian Lehengas are a great choice for anybody who’s looking into hand-painted and printed options. The fabric being Indian pure silk gives an immaculately classy vibe. The a la mode of this outfit is the brand’s famous Akash tara dupatta which flaunts delicate zardozi work on chiffon.
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Because it has a breezy silhouette it’d be a great option to style these lehengas with minimal makeup, a messy hairdo and fine handcrafted jewellery.
Akash Tara Saree
An Indian wedding is a day-long affair and preparations start right from the engagement ceremony. Although you’ll probably be spending most of your time looking for your wedding lehenga, you still do need to set aside some time to look for your engagement outfits too. Well here is a fail-proof option for you, Sabyasachi’s very acclaimed Akash tara saree.
In fact, you might even want to gift your bridesmaids a few.
Handcrafted by competent artisans using the zardozi technique on delicate chiffon and adorned with fine handmade jewellery and sultry makeup, this look would be perfect for your engagement ceremony.
The ‘Anarkali disco Chali’ Sabyasachi Lehenga
Now that you’ve figured out your engagement outfit, it’s time to focus on your Mehendi. Mehendi isn’t something you’d want to go very heavy for, so this Anarkali would be a slick choice.
Khadi makes for an excellent fabric of choice for this Anarkali. It has floral prints all over the body and embroidered borders, accessorised with an embroidered Koti and a tulle dupatta, it’d for sure be a stunning Mehendi look.
Chevron Chic Sabyasachi Lehenga
If you’re looking for something a little Hatke, this embroidered Chevron patterned bridal lehenga is the one for you. Featuring myriad colours incorporated over a basic design, this lehenga paired with Sabyasachi’s iconic Chaand blouse and a heavy tulle dupatta along with assorted jewellery will be sure to turn heads.
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The Classic Bengali Benarasi
A Sabyasachi Lehenga is no doubt the most popular sort of Indian wedding outfit for the bride but nothing can ever match the sheer magnificence of a Benarasi saree. With embroidered borders and a beautifully designed silk blouse, this look will be another big hit.
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Kesribai Pannalal Couture 2018-19
Throwing into the mix some of Sabyasachi’s older looks, I bring forth this stunning masterpiece from the Kesribai Pannalal Couture ( 2018-19 ). Suited for the big fat Indian wedding, the luxurious blue and orange although straying a little further away from the classic red are an excellent option. Pair it with custom made jewellery from the same collection and you really wouldn’t have anything else to worry about.
Jade wed Sabyasachi Lehenga
Now that we’re already on the topic of unconventional colours for bridal outfits how about another major stunner form this collection. This lotus jade brocade Sabyasachi lehenga encrusted with hand-cut crystals, pearls and burnt silver zardozi is the sure-shot way to any bride’s heart.
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Pashmina lehengas
I know we said unconventional but isn’t Pashmina taking it way too much? Well, I say NO. One look at this absolutely grand Pashmina Sabyasachi Lehenga and you won’t have any more doubts. Bordered with a mishmash of multiple zarodzi borders, a patchwork zardozi blouse and a splendid dupatta and even, to add to the traditionalism of it a badla odhna this look is one reserved for the elite.
Dil Guldasta
Enough with the unusual, it’s time to bring back the classic florals. I remember when I saw Deepika wear this Sabyasachi lehenga for her post-wedding bash and my heart went all Dil garden-garden ho gya. You’ll fall in love with the macro floral prints intricately embroidered on Bordeaux silk with hand-dyed velvet applique, silk-floss and beaten silver. Given that the lehenga itself is exquisite you’ll need minimal jewellery and makeup.
Charbagh – The Nargis collection
This Sabyasachi lehenga reminds me of fresh blue skies and a wildly overgrown garden with blooming flowers under it, BUT make it luxurious. The soft pastel teal and gilded floral motifs are the highlights of this Sabyasachi lehenga. With typical Sabyasachi plunging necklines, this makes for an elegant choice for your wedding day.
Charbaggh – The Devi collection
I tried so hard to not fangirl about this particular collection but the Padmavati-Esque immaculateness of it sold me. This one is for traditional brides who wish to wear a statement red for their big day.
This particular Sabyasachi lehenga with a relatively simple body has heavy stone and embroidery work on the borders. The same theme flows through the blouse and dupatta as well.
The Shwetambari Sabyasachi Lehenga
As wedding scenes gradually change to destination ones again ( god forbid this new COVID strain ), there’s a drastic change is designs and colour palettes. The Shwetambari lehenga leaning towards pastels is inspired by fading marble courtyards, gathering moss and inlays of uncut diamonds, jade and rose quartz.
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Fiza ( Sabyasachi Summer spring collection 2019 ) – The compassionate minty green
This lehenga from Sabyasachi’s summer spring collection is one where subtlety meets boldness and tradition meets modernity. This piece is one for an unconventional bride. Mint green is usually not the colour one would choose for their wedding day but Sabyasachi manages to make even that an exceptional choice.
This Sabyasachi lehenga adorned with heavy zardozi comes with a sheer dupatta also with zardozi stonework on the edges. An old-world lehenga with the new world charm, this lehenga is definitely one of the pieces you should look into.
Neon bride Sabyasachi Lehenga
Even though neon colours have been the biggest trend of the season, Sabyasachi Mukherjee was one of the very few who were brave enough to fuse neon with bridal outfits.
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A lemon-yellow, bordering neon Sabyasachi lehenga skirt in silk accentuated with tonal detailing, paired with a matching V neck blouse. It comes along with a matching dupatta accented with scattered motifs and a border.
Heritage Bridal – The Sultana Collection
It would a sin to not include any finding from the heritage bridal collection. This masterpiece from the Sultana collection was inspired by modern handwoven and embroidered masterpieces. The sultana with its intricate detailing is here to take your breath away. With complementing colours, a beautiful sage-ish green with rustic browns accompanied by heavy zari work all over the body, the dupatta and blouse it’s hard to not fall in love with this piece.
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Heritage Bridal – The Alhambra collection
The moment I saw this Sabyasachi lehenga I was in love. Even though once again the base colour of mango yellow isn’t one of the first choices you might make but Sabya manages to make it look brilliant. Careful and detailed embroidery work all over the lehenga makes it a regally beautiful look. Go for a chunky choker and magnanimous earrings with this look and you’re all set.
Heritage Bridal – The Monochrome Nostalgia collection
Another one of those finds without which this list would be incomplete. The skirt is a beautiful sea green with vertically placed zari work on it. The blouse and dupatta follow the same theme all over.
Lush Lavender
Lavender was one of the most common colours in bridal lehengas in 2018 and even though it’s been 3 years since then, this Sabyasachi lehenga is, on god one of the most beautiful ones I have seen.
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This breathtakingly beautiful Sabyasachi lehenga has heavy threadwork embroidery spread all over the entire body.
Turquoise saga
This Sabyasachi lehenga will be an ideal choice for your sangeet or mehendi. The brilliant turquoise with gilded work on it paired with a cutwork blouse has me going ooooh and aaaah over it.
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Dusty pink dreams
Sequin work all over the lehenga and blouse with a matching dupatta, this is a gorgeous affair and the dusty pink/ light peach shade reminds me of Anushka’s wedding.
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Kanjeevaram
For traditional South Indian brides, there can be nothing better than a classic Sabyasachi Kanjeevaram silk saree woven by the master weavers of Kanchipuram with hand-embroidered borders. Accessorise with a classic uncut diamond choker accentuated by Zambian emeralds.
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Rustic Brocade
This antique brocade Sabyasachi lehenga is supported by Kantha from Barasat and worked on with bel-butees made with hand-cut metal sequins. The lehenga is bordered with an oversized zardozi border with burnt bullion, tea-dyed pearls, and velvet appliqués. A gorgeous museum-quality chikan dupatta with a burnt zardozi border and a gossamer Odhna, hand-embroidered on tulle add a crown to this extravagant, one-of-a-kind textile lehenga.
Namaste Easy Sabyasachi Lehenga
I had actually been saving a classic red Sabyasachi lehenga for the last but believe me when I saw this magnificent gold lehenga (on one of the many tabs I had open for research), I couldn’t help myself. The chevron pattern although so simple adds a touch of bohemian aristocracy.
Featuring an oversized border with meticulous zari embroidery and a sheer golden dupatta also with zari border, this lehenga is absolutely ornate. Pair with some heavy jewellery.
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It’s been a dream since forever to be a Sabyasachi bride, doing our pheres in a queenly lehenga choli or a saree or just about any Sabyasachi ensemble. ( I mean I trust Sabya to make even Kurtis an affair fit for royalty ) Wedding shopping is a lot of work and I truly hope I could help you make it even a tiny bit easier.
