Party Wear Lehenga Choli

This outfit is a modern and chic Party Wear Lehenga Choli, specifically designed in a Minimalist Net Flare style. Unlike the heavy traditional bridal set, this look is defined by its clean lines and contrast between a heavily textured top and a flowing bottom.
Here is the detailed stitching and design description:
1. The Choli (Blouse)
• Neckline: It features a Plunging V-neckline, which gives it a contemporary and bold look.
• Stitching Pattern: The blouse is stitched with vertical linear embroidery using sequins and mirrors. This vertical pattern is designed to elongate the torso.
• Hemline Detail: The bottom of the blouse has a pointed inverted-V hem (also called a ‘Scalloped Waistline’), finished with delicate pearl or bead droplets.
• Sleeves: It has elbow-length sleeves that follow the same vertical sequin pattern as the bodice.
2. The Lehenga (Skirt)
• Style: This is a Gathered Net Lehenga. Instead of panels (kalis), the net fabric is gathered at the waist to create a “cloud-like” soft volume.
• Waistband: It features a broad embroidered belt that matches the design of the blouse, creating a cohesive look.
• Hemline: The bottom border is a thick Sequined Lace Border that provides enough weight to make the lightweight net fabric hang beautifully.
• Accessories: Large, matching tassels (latkans) are attached to the side drawstring to add a decorative element to the hip.
3. The Dupatta
• Fabric: The dupatta is made of sheer Net to match the skirt.
• Border: It has a sleek, thin border with the same vertical sequin work, ensuring it doesn’t overpower the simplicity of the skirt.
4. Fabric and Color
• Material: The skirt is made of multiple layers of Soft Net with a high-quality Satin or Crepe lining inside. The blouse is likely made of a sturdier base like Silk to support the heavy sequin work.
• Color: The shade is a sophisticated Teal Blue or Deep Petrol Blue, paired with silver and gold metallic accents.