Which Party Wear Lehengas Are Now in Fashion ?

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Which Party Wear Lehengas Are Now in Fashion ?
By Zariveda studios
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Introduction

• Since the Rajputs utilized lehengas, the Mughals
  are credited with bringing the garment into
  Indian fashion. All age groups of women
  understood the outfit as belonging to either the
  upper class, the royals, or the lower class.

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Heavy Embroidery Mint

• The wonderful "dry" hand of Heavy Embroidery Mint
  Lehenga Choli allows it to drape with extreme
  ease and fluidity, as well as a nice stretch in
  the weft direction. Make tops, maxi skirts,
  dresses, and more out of this Heavy Embroidery
  fabric.

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Georgette

•     Georgette is one of the most flexible and
  flowing fabrics, in the opinion of many
  designers, for lehenga cholis. One of the most
  exquisite modern textiles is georgette, which is
  adored for its graceful drape and refined texture.

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                              Mustard Lehenga

• Choose from hundreds of hues to wear instead of
  sticking with just one color. Modern women who
  want more from everything can wear muti panel
  lehengas, also known as panelled lehengas. Every
  woman's colorful essence is brought out by these
  stunning lehengas. Designers are experimenting
  this style of lehenga with flares and add ons to
  make it more irresistable.

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Heavy Embroidery 

• The most popular fabric for lehengas is Zarkan
  Work Heavy Embroidery. It provides the ensemble a
  lovely, silky texture, and customers who like to
  give an outfit a luxury appearance without going
  over budget frequently choose for it.

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Viscose Silk

• Make a statement by wearing this lovely white
  color lehenga made of viscose silk material
  embellished with embroidery work, sequin work,
  and a beautiful peacock motif.

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THANK YOU

• Every woman dreams of having a wonderful
  collection of  party wear lehengas in her
  closet. Zariveda studios offers the best
  selection of lehengas for party wear at
  reasonable rates. To more visit
  _at_ https//zariveda.com/collections/lehengas