10 Brands To Channel The Extravagant Heeramandi Aesthetic

Dress up like Aditi Rao’s Hydari’s Bibbojan in this beautiful gold sharara set that comes with a deep maroon net dupatta, from Roze. We’ve been obsessing over this brand ever since we discovered it because of the regal look and feel of its outfits. Gold shararas, elegant anarkalis, and even velvet suits, this brand’s festive Indian wear collection completely gives Heeramandi vibes. Remember Bibbojaan's golden anarkali and beige saree? You can find similar products here!

LBB Picks: Nargis Black Kurta, Sahiba Gold Anarkali, Sultana Gold Sharara, Sultana Black Kurta with Sharara & Dupatta

Even though Monk And Mei has outfits ranging from work-wear, brunch-wear, festive wear and even wedding wear, some of their outfits are certainly something the strong-headed women from Heermandi would adorn. From co-ords, kurta sets, to sarees and dresses, they have all kinds of outfits, but for us their festive Indian wear can pass for a Heeramandi-like aesthetic. 

LBB Picks:  Eloise Sleeveless Kurta With Dupatta, Ziana Silk Lehenga with Brocade Blouse and Dupatta, Yasmin Peplum Top with Satin Sharara 

One of the key outfits of the show, is is a mustard-ish yellow sharara. The Aabroo Kurta & Sharara Pant with Dupatta-Mustard by Sheetal Batra comes extremely close to that. The brand also has heavily embellished and sequined sharara sets that come with exquisite kirandori and sitara work, something Mallikjaan (Manisha Koirala’s character) would adorn. 

LBB Picks: Aafiya Kurta & Sharara Pant with Dupatta-Blue, Warizah Kurta & Salwar with Dupatta-Mustard, Mazneen Kurta & Sharara Pant with Dupatta-Pink

We stumbled upon Preevin by chance and boy are we glad we did. We love their collection of angrakhas that are not too heavy or too much work but still feel opulent. They come in a bunch of colours which are both bright and minimal. 

LBB Picks: Ice Blue Diamond Angrakha, Off-White Criss-Cross Peplum Sharara with Line Embroidered Dupatta

Sonakshi Sinha’s character Fareedan was seen sporting sarees several times, and Kalki Fashion has a lot of options to get that look. Sequined organza silk sarees, stone embellished sarees, chiffon floral sarees, they have a lot of options for you which we're very glad about. 

LBB Picks: Pink Chiffon Saree with Floral Prints, Powder White Saree Featuring Multi Colored Moti and Sequins, Sequin Scallop Work Beige Organza Silk Chikankari Saree

The shimmery and sparkly pieces from SUHINO look royal in the way that they are not tacky even after being heavily embroidered with mirror work. They come in subtle, pastel colours, and we can easily recreate our favourite outfits from Heeramandi from this brand. We’re particularly fond of the net anarkalis. 

LBB Picks: Turquoise Tissue Kurta with Sharara & Dupatta, Peach Organza Saree with Blouse & Petticoat with Stitched Blouse, Green Organza Anarkali Kurta & Dupatta

Dressfok is the first brand we start our search at when it comes to looking for festive saree. While not all of their products give the Heeramandi vibe, there’s a very specific Aditi Rao Hyadri look we were going after when we thought of this Golden Zari Chanderi Tissue Saree by Dressfolk.

LBB Picks: Golden Tissue Kurta Festive Elegance Palazzo, Handwoven Magenta Zari Butti Stitched Blouse

The outfits in Heeramandi were complemented by the very heavy and eye-catching ornaments like maangtikas and naths, which legit made taking our eyes off the characters difficult. Even the nath played a central role, with the tawaiff’s ‘nath utraai’ being an important part of the plot.

When looking for jewellery brands that have the same vibe, Azai by Nykaa Fashion was the first to catch our eye, particularly their naths and maangtikas. Further, their traditional jhumkis with hair attachment, temple rings and kundan chokers will be a great addition to your festive and wedding outfits. 

LBB Picks: Gold Plated Green Kundan & Meenakari Jewellery, Gold Traditional Studded Pasa, Ethnic Off-White & Gold Bridal Nath, Gold Pearl and Kundan Chocker Necklace with Stud Earrings

Curio Cottage does handcrafted and traditional jewellery pieces that become a must-buy for the festive and wedding seasons. The pieces are just the right amount of heavy and very beautiful. We’re in love with their kundan choker sets and naths. 

While wearing ghungroos might not be possible for us, it is possible to wear payals or anklets, and Teejh has a pretty solid collection of feet accessories — from oxidised silver anklets to pretty toe rings. 

LBB Picks: Jayani Pearl and Polki Necklace, Turvi Silver Oxidised Anklets