Royal Sapphire Lehenga

Description

👗 Dress Details & Analysis

General Style

This is a high-end Lehenga Choli ensemble, a traditional Indian/South Asian outfit. It appears to be designed for a formal occasion like a wedding reception, sangeet, or a grand festive event.

Color & Fabric

• Primary Color: Deep, rich Navy Blue or Midnight Blue.

• Embroidery Color: Antique Gold or Dull Gold (Zari/Tilla work).

• Fabric: The fabric looks like a heavy, rich material such as Silk (e.g., raw silk or dupioni), Velvet, or a Silk-Blend Brocade, which allows the heavy embroidery to sit well and gives the skirt a dramatic volume.

Components

1. Lehenga (Skirt)

• Cut: Full-flared or Circular Cut (Kali-dar/Ghera style), giving it maximum volume and sweep.

• Embroidery: Heavily adorned with dense all-over gold embroidery (likely Zari or Tilla work). The motifs appear to be intricate traditional floral or geometric patterns.

• Border: The hemline features an exceptionally wide and elaborate gold border, which adds to the garment’s grandeur.

2. Choli (Blouse)

• Style: A cropped blouse (Choli) with a structured, fitted silhouette.

• Sleeves: Long sleeves, fully embroidered to match the lehenga.

• Neckline: The neckline appears high or slightly boat-neck, though it’s partially obscured.

• Midriff: The blouse is worn to expose the midriff, a common contemporary bridal/festive style.

3. Dupatta (Scarf/Veil)

• Drape: Draped over one shoulder and across the back, showing a heavy trailing edge.

• Embroidery: Features a matching heavy gold border along the edges and lighter motifs scattered throughout the main body.

• Trim: The edge of the dupatta’s border likely has a delicate gold trim or piping.

Accessories & Styling

• Jewelry: A traditional headpiece called a Maang Tikka is worn, likely in gold or with deep blue/green stones to match the outfit. Simple earrings are visible.

• Potli Bag: The model is holding a small, coordinated Potli Bag or clutch, also in deep blue with gold work.