Hello gorgeous readers, If you are someone like me who doesn’t want to buy those high-end designer expensive clothes but loved the idea of dressing up in a stylish and classic outfit, this post is for you. When it’s time to finalize an attire for an event, I always prefer a tailored, not-so-heavy lehenga because it blends with my style and body type.
It’s a three-piece Indian traditional outfit consisting of a blouse with (embroidery and embellishment detail), a flared skirt, and a dupatta. It’s a perfect choice for a wedding or festive wear. Also, it’s an outfit that can be mixed and matched in many ways. I like the idea of giving your set of an old lehenga a new and fresh look by pairing them with a contrasting dupatta. You can wear your neutral-colored lehengas and pair them with different blouses and dupattas.
Here I’m sharing a pretty lehenga outfit for an Indian evening party or a budget-friendly wedding guest outfit.
This Embroidered green lehenga is my absolute favorite because it fitted me perfectly and was also within my budget. So I have paired this lehenga with three beautiful dupattas. As I mentioned earlier, there are a million ways you can give any lehenga a fresh and new touch every time you wear it. It’s all about mixing and matching colors.
For this orange banarasi dupatta look, I paired it with a dual-tone oxidized necklace set and matching earrings. In addition, I added an extra embellished waistband to elevate the waistline and give it a shape.
There are endless options to style a lehenga, .so here, I have styled the same lehenga more effortlessly and straightforwardly. As the lehenga blouse is heavily embroidered, I teamed it up with a sheer meshed dupatta to make it look simple and stunning. Nothing can beat the beauty and radiance of Kundan Jewelry, so I paired it with a set of Kundan chokers, matching earrings & a Kundan beaded ring.
I styled this green embroidered lehenga with a mustard yellow color banarasi dupatta as green & yellow are everyone’s favorite combo. I draped the dupatta all around my shoulder to highlight the dupatta itself by keeping the whole look minimal yet elegant. Also paired it with a beautiful pearl choker necklace & matching oversized stud earrings.
