Pastel Panel Gown with Brocade Weaving and Gold Work (RUHI M-24)

This is a breathtakingly intricate and voluminous three-piece ensemble, designed in the style of a long Anarkali or Bridal Gown, featuring delicate pastel color-blocking and rich traditional weaving, perfect for a grand wedding or formal reception.

Style: A highly flared, floor-length Anarkali Gown (worn as a single piece) with a sheer dupatta.

Color Palette: The dress is composed of vertical panels in soft, muted Pastel shades, including light yellow, soft orange/peach, powder blue, mint green, subtle gold, and lilac.

Gown: A fitted, sleeveless bodice with a moderate V-neckline leads into a massive, heavily flared skirt, creating a dramatic, sweeping silhouette.

Work: Each vertical panel is detailed with intricate Gold Zari weaving. The weaving features traditional motifs (e.g., florals, paisleys) and patterns that vary subtly from panel to panel.

Bodice: The bodice is defined by concentrated metallic and beaded embroidery along the neckline, drawing the eye upwards.

Dupatta (Veil): A sheer dupatta, possibly featuring a subtle gradient effect (like pastel blue fading to lilac) and finished with a delicate gold border and tassels.

Styling & Aesthetic

Jewelry: The wearer is accessorized with large, dramatic earrings and layered bracelets in gold, complementing the richness of the brocade work.

Aesthetic: This outfit is luxurious, ethereal, and truly unique. Its pastel color-blocked brocade provides a stunning modern twist on traditional Indian weaving, making it highly suitable for a major wedding function, reception, or engagement ceremony.g