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Parts of a Lehenga
Blouse
Blouse (Choli): A fitted, cropped top that defines the neckline, shoulders, and waist. It can be sleeveless, short-sleeved, or full-sleeved, with endless options in necklines and back designs. Often embroidered or embellished, it balances the grandeur of the lehenga.
Blouse (In the image): The blouse is designed with a deep V-neckline and long fitted sleeves, tailored to highlight the figure with a modern yet traditional silhouette. Detailed embroidery along the neckline and sleeves adds richness, while the cropped length balances the voluminous skirt.
Shawl
Shawl (Dupatta): A long drape that completes the ensemble. It can be carried on one or both shoulders, over the head, or styled around the waist. Light dupattas allow focus on the lehenga, while heavier dupattas add bridal elegance.
Shawl (In the image): Completing the look is a matching dupatta in the same vivid tone, bordered with delicate embroidery and sprinkled with motifs. Draped effortlessly, it ties the entire outfit together with elegance.
Lehenga Skirt
Lehenga Skirt (Ghagra): The flared skirt is the centerpiece of the outfit. Usually crafted from rich fabrics like silk, georgette, velvet, or net, it’s often adorned with embroidery, zari, sequins, or stone work. The cut and flare determine whether the look is royal, contemporary, or minimal.
Lehenga Skirt (In the image): The flared red lehenga skirt forms the heart of the outfit, featuring intricate embroidery along the hemline and scattered motifs throughout. Its graceful fall and bold hue create a regal statement perfect for celebratory occasions.
