If you are a sister of the bride-to-be, then you are the third most important person in the wedding.

Why, you may ask. Because after looking at the bride and groom, all eyes go on to sisters.

This wedding season, be the perfect bridesmaid to your sister, while ensuring you shine in your own right. Here are a few tips to help you pick Indian dresses for the wedding:

1. Crop Top and Skirt Lehenga

The latest trend in fashion is combining a sleek crop top with a skirt lehenga. Grab attention while you dance on your sister’s mehendi or sangeet function. Wear that favorite statement necklace of yours from your mom’s collection along with studded earrings and a bangle for a stylish look.

2. Dark-colored Lehenga

Dark colors help you stay in style without stealing the bride’s thunder. Go for off-beat colors like dark brown, purple, bottle green or even black. You will definitely stand out in the crowd and set a fashion trend.

3. Anarkali Lehenga

A fashion trend started by Manish Malhotra, the Anarkali Lehenga makes for a quirky yet cue sister-of the-bride look. Wear a light hued lehenga and team it with a maharani necklace and a chandbaalis for a stunning look. Try this stunning kurta to create your own ensemble.

4. Cape Blouse

Try out the cape blouse and skirt lehenga style for the sangeet. This latest fashion trend will keep you in the spotlight as you carry out those sisterly duties. Style your cape blouse with a pair of flared palazzos and shine like a diva.

5. Princess Gowns

Look like a fairy by wearing a princess gown for your sister’s reception night. Complete it with a necklace, chandbaalis, and a pair of heels for a dazzling look. This will surely make you stand out from the crowd.

6. Saree With A Twist

Drape that saree in a different style to totally stand out even while you’re besides the bride. You can finish the look with a flared blouse, statement necklace, studded earrings, and stilettos for an out-there look.

While you’re picking what to wear, don’t forget to consider the fabric as well. Choose LIVA, a fluid fabric that combines fluidity of movement with structured silhouettes, for that perfect sister-of-the-bride ensemble.