Ivory and White Layered Embroidered Lehenga (1450 M-146)

This ensemble is a beautiful, monochromatic lehenga set characterized by its heavy textural embroidery and multi-layered appearance, giving it a classic and ethereal bridal look.

Style: Traditional Lehenga Choli with Dupatta

Color Palette: Monochromatic Ivory, Off-White, and Pale Beige, creating a soft, cohesive look.

Fabric: Likely a net, tulle, or soft georgette base, heavily embellished with embroidery that gives it a substantial texture and drape.

1. Lehenga (Skirt)

• Silhouette: Voluminous, A-line skirt with a layered design element.

• Work & Embellishment: The entire skirt is covered in intricate, dense embroidery, predominantly using tone-on-tone threads and subtle shimmer (like fine silver dabka or sequins).

  • Layering: Features a distinct horizontal design where the top section overlaps the bottom, creating a subtle kali or tiered effect near the hip area.

  • Motifs: The embroidery is complex, possibly featuring floral, paisley, or traditional geometric patterns, showcasing a high level of craftsmanship.

  • Hem: The hem is finished with a deep, ornate border.

2. Choli (blouse)

• Style: Cropped choli with full-length sleeves and a scoop or modest V-neckline.

• Work: Features complementary heavy embroidery, matching the dense, tonal work of the skirt. The neckline often has an outlined, textural border, and the sleeves are fully embellished.

3. Dupatta 

• Style: Draped traditionally over one shoulder and across the torso, showcasing the border.

• Fabric/Work: Appears to be a light, sheer net with scattered subtle embroidery (small motifs or dots) and a thick, embroidered border that matches the lehenga's work.

This ensemble is regal, delicate, and deeply traditional. The all-over white/ivory monochromatic palette creates a sense of purity and sophistication, making it an excellent choice for a wedding reception, engagement ceremony, or a solemn bridal function.