The lehenga is the second most popular ethnic attire after the saree. Be it any Indian festival or function, women love dressing is designer lehengas.
Over the years, lehengas have evolved into different styles. Some of the most popular styles include flared lehenga, fishtail lehenga, A-line lehenga, straight-cut lehenga, etc. Other than the cut and style of the lehenga, the intricate embroidery and embellishments on it are what makes it a special piece.
A lehenga is a three-piece set which includes a lehenga, choli and dupatta and the lehenga. Renowned fashion designers such as Ritu Kumar, Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Neeta Lulla, etc. are known to design exquisite ethnic wear which includes lehengas.
When it comes to choosing lehengas, not many women are confident in picking the right one. Therefore, it’s very important you know what kind would suit you. Many times, the placement of embroidery and the material play an important role in the overall look of the lehenga.
If you would like to know more about lehengas, visit thehlabel.com and browse through our unlimited collection of ethnic, western and fusion clothing.
Thehlabel is a one-stop-shop for lehengas, sarees, kurtis, palazzos, dresses, etc. Every collection is worth the pick because its only at thehlabel that you get to buy affordable designer wear. At thehlabel, garments can also be customized to suit your style.
Now, with so many festivals coming up you can now choose the best ethnic wear to glam up the occasion.
Check out this bright magenta lehenga with block printing on the border from the Nakshkaariyan collection. The ethnic collection is inspired from the nath (a traditional nose ring) from Tamil Nadu and Maharastra. This has been creatively replicated on every ethnic garment such as lehengas, anarkalis, sarees, etc.
The magenta lehenga is cut from bemberge fabric and paired with a stylish blouse/choli. The blouse is partially block printed and embroidered on the sleeves and neckline. The lehenga and blouse are teamed with an antique gold soft net dupatta. The dupatta is adorned with a shimmering border. Style this lovely ethnic wear with chandbali earrings, a bold neckpiece and high heels.
You can flaunt the lehenga for weddings and other occasions. The best thing about the Nakshkaariyan collection is that the fabric used is light-weight and this makes every garment comfortable and easy and manageable.
As festivals are just round the corner, shop online and avail the best deals. This is your chance to revamp your wardrobe with the new festive collection. Choose from an unlimited collection of richly embroidered ethnic garments and look glamorous.
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