Indian Accessories

Lehenga-Choli, the traditional Indian dress after going through many variations has attained today’s ultra modern

forms symbolizing the preference of modern Indian women. This lehenga has made its entry into the everyday life of women. In the place of rich embroidered ones present women love to wear ordinary, affordable lehengas that give a feeling of comfort and could conveniently be worn with a tee or a choli. They use a stylish stole to cover it and wear an accessory that fits to the contemporary fashion and style

This traditional attire worn by Indian women resembles a gypsy skirt with a voluminous flare at the bottom. It is a waist to ankle costume accompanied by a choli designed to be mid-riff bearing- The choli is usually short-sleeved with a low neck and cling to the body tightly. Now this type of choli is donned by many western women, mostly by belly dancers as a part of their costume.

At present lahenga-choli is worn everyday by women in parts of Rajasthan and Gujarat states in India. However this beautiful outfit displays maximum grace and femininity of a woman. This dress is favored by all Indian women as a perfect wedding dress, a party wear or an occasional wear. Lehenga-choli is a fine perfect representation of the rich Indian traditional styles and its graceful appeal has captured the attention of International fashion designers who have very cleverly added latest tones and cuts to this sophisticated outfit. Dupatta, a long wide veil, is another accessory worn along with Lehenga-choli.

The combination of lehenga-choli is preferred by most of the Indian brides as it makes a complete part of their wedding trousseau. The lehenga-choli looks so gorgeous with heavy intricate embroidery works in zari or gold threads. Various other embellishments like fancy appliqués, mirror works, sparkling motifs or gems enhance the beauty of the outfit. Though the most favored color of the bridal lehanga is maroon or red more vibrant colors or color combinations are available plenty. The dupatta also is similarly embellished to highlight the dress. The borders of the dupatta are more ornate to match the borders/patterns of the whole ensemble.

The occasional or party wear lehengas, though exquisitely designed, are not as ornate as the wedding ones. These party wear lehengas are available in a lot of colors and fabrics, having intricate embroidery and other decorative elements. The modern evolved versions feature slender cuts and perfect drapes to accentuate its attractive looks. Ordinary simple lehengas in printed, plain or moderately decorated designs and are at low prices also found in the markets for lighter occasions.

Fully realizing the growing popularly of lehengas in the international markets the fashion designers very often introduce new color combinations, designs, cuts and motifs to make them more modern and appealing. Now it is possible to buy any type of lehenga from any part of the world by placing orders online.

“Variety is the spice of life”.