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Bridal girlies, this article is for you! I bring to your bridal aso-oke dresses. The influx of wedding ceremony in 2024 has exposed us to number of wonders fashion designers are doing with the aso-oke fabric to create outstanding pieces.
The aso-oke style has gone through so much evolution that makes it carry a weight of sophistication. This sophistication doesn’t rule out not looking modest. You’re not permitted to create basic bridal aso-oke dresses henceforth. In this article, I’ll be suggesting bridal aso-oke designs alongside their impeccable designers.
P.S.This collection of bridal aso-oke dresses is not arranged based on any criteria – they’re listed randomly. However, this list is solely curated on the outfits’ creative design as well as the tapestry in mixing unusual colours together. You might not see an outfit you expect here.
1. Blue shimmering aso oke dress by Tavi Atelier
The aso-oke for starters is an A outfit is making this outfit a drool. The blue shimmering aso-oke elevated the diagonal designs that were engraved on the fabric to form a pattern. The designer didn’t leave the symmetrical pattern bare but also added embedded bows- like designs at each point of the motif.
The asymmetrical cut at the chest area and at the hems of the dress as well as the edge of the sleeves of the dress gives this artistic feel. The colour suits the skin tone of the wearer so gracefully and that should be what one should consider while choosing an outfit- the colour spectrum. The monochromatic blue look embodies simplicity with grace.
2. Shades of purple aso-oke dress by Couture by Tabik
This dress is two distinct shades of purple on both the edge of light and dark spectrum. The unique engraved designs on the outfits brings out elegance , simplicity and classiness in the outfit. There’s something about aso-oke made from shimmering threads, it pops out on its own.
The asymmetrical designs on the dress also bears resemblance on the cuts at the hems of the fabric. The colour purple bears so much royalty that cannot be overemphasized.
3. Tea Green aso-oke dress by Style Wright
This choice of colour had me doubting my colour palette knowledge. The combination of different shades of green to create a monochromatic look is stunning. The detailing at the flap-like sleeve design is creative- combination of a fabric laced with sounds similar to the bride’s necklace.
The artistic turn and twist of materials to create an impeccable design on the aso-oke really catches attention. Damn! There’s so much creativity in the fashion industry.
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4. Blue beaded aso-oke dress by Couture by Tabik
Couture by Tabik is known for exploring different colours but for this aso-oke design, she decides to go monochromatic. This aso-oke dress is something very simple and classy. Though it would have just been the regular aso-oke dress save for detailing with pearls and stones.
The pattern the embroidery makes creates a 3D effect. It is really eye- catching. You really want to zoom in to digest the detailing of the dress.
5. Wine aso-oke dress by Couture by Tabik
As you can see, all the styles I bring to your reading today are very demure, very mindful and classy. Check out this dress by Couture by Tabik. It is made from a wine aso-oke combined with net material. The embroidery made with beads on the dress to create distinct pattern speaks royalty. It is not your regular aso-oke design. The embroidery followed the pattern of the cuts of the fabric.
6. White pearl beaded aso-oke dress by Couture by Tabik
You can go wrong with white. People save white for their wedding dress and not their traditional outfit but this dress defiled the norms and chose the colour as a traditional aso-oke dress. There’s no much paparazzi to the dress apart from the detailing made with pearls and the net floral patches on the dress.
7. Hues of Green by Nichole Stylish
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