Festive Red and Multi-Color Panelled Lehenga (9186 M-27)

This is a spectacular, heavy-work lehenga set defined by its vibrant color base and the innovative use of contrasting embroidered panels, making it a high-impact choice for major celebrations.

• Style: Traditional Couture Lehenga Choli with Festive Embellishment

• Color Palette: Dominantly Fiery Red, accented by contrasting panels in Emerald Green, Mustard Yellow, and Multi-Color Hues (pink, orange, gold).

• Fabric: Likely heavy raw silk for the red base, with various textured panels, designed to hold the significant weight of the embroidery.

1. Lehenga (Skirt)

• Silhouette: Voluminous, full-flared A-line skirt.

• Work & Paneling: The skirt features a masterful use of mixed embroidery and paneling:

  • Vertical Panels: The skirt is constructed using vertical panels (kalis) in solid red, which are interspersed with panels featuring intricate, colorful embroidery or appliqué in contrasting festive colors like yellow and pink.

  • Border: A prominent, wide border in a contrasting color, such as Emerald Green, is applied at the hem, featuring dense gold zari work, providing a striking visual anchor.

  • Motifs: The panels showcase miniature traditional motifs (possibly Mughal or miniature painting inspired) in dense, colorful thread and zari work.

2. Choli (Blouse)

• Style: Fitted, cropped blouse with a round or modest scoop neckline and a sleeveless or cap-sleeve cut.

• Work: Heavily embroidered, often featuring the same colorful, intricate motifs found in the skirt panels on a red base. This piece is designed to be highly detailed and eye-catching.

3. Dupatta

• Color/Work: Vibrant Red fabric (likely georgette or silk blend) with a rich, ornate border that matches the heavy work and contrasting green accents on the skirt's hem. It drapes traditionally over the shoulder.

This ensemble is magnificent, deeply celebratory, and visually dynamic. The layered colors and complex paneling make it a standout choice for a bride, the sister of the bride/groom, or a guest at a formal wedding ceremony or reception.