Alizeh 1030 Engagement Vol-2 Blue Semi Stitched Net Lehenga
₹ 5,485 + G.S.T Extra
| Weight | 3 kg |
|---|---|
| LEHENGA FABRIC | BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED EMBROIDERY CRODING, SEQUINS, THREAD & BADLA WORK WITH HEAVY ZARKAN HAND EMBELLISHMENT ON NET FABRIC LEHENGA |
| BLOUSE | BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED WORK ON NET FABRIC WITH CRODING, SEQUINS, THREAD EMBROIDERY & BADLA WORK WITH HEAVY HAND EMBELLISHED ZARKAN WORK ON FRONT SAID, BACK SAID & ON SLEEVES |
| DUPATTA | BEAUTIFUL CORDING, SEQUINS & THREAD EMBROIDERY ON NET WITH FOURSAID FULL EMBROIDERED BORDER INCLUDING HEAVY ZARKAN EMBELLISHMENTS |
| SIZE | SEMI STICHED |
| COLOR | Blue |
| BRAND | ALIZEH |
| GENDER | FEMALE |
| PUBLISHED ON | AUG 30, 2022 |
Alizeh 1030 Engagement Vol-2 Blue Semi Stitched Net Lehenga
Material & Care
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The Lehenga Choli, also known as Lehnga, is a three-piece attire comprising the lehenga, a long Indian skirt worn by Indian women across India. Secured at the waist with the mid-riff left bare, lehenga is usually worn on ceremonial occasions, festivals and weddings. It is generally embroidered, printed or embellished and is worn with a fitting blouse called ‘choli’. Additionally, the lehenga-choli is paired with a ‘dupatta’ which acts as a sari pallu and covers the mid-riff and head, depending on how one wishes to drape it, going by the occasion.
Lehenga Choli became popular as an attire amongst women mainly in North India, during the 10th century. The lehenga evolved through fine craftsmanship with the arrival of Mughals in India and their subsequent rule from the 12th to the 18th century. The original, ancient form of lehenga was mainly stitched from cotton, after which royal fabrics and embroideries like silk & brocade were used, making lehenga further evolve into royal attire.
Lehenga Choli continues to undergo transitions with time, with cultural influences molding its silhouette or style in the multiple versions of the lehenga choli known to us today. Talking of traditional styles, there are a lot of variations to the lehenga – the Sharara, Gharara and Lacha. The Sharara, Lacha and Gharara are lower attires, emerging from the 18th and 19th century and resemble flared pants. The common trait in all the three outfits is that they are three piece outfits comprising a blouse, long skirt, and a dupatta and are most popular as wedding outfits. The Sharara has a joint below or at the knee level, while the skirt below spreads out. The Sharara is worn with a Kurti and one or more dupattas. When two dupattas are worn, one is usually used as a veil and the other is draped on the shoulders. It is generally worn on weddings.
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