Ethnic Crafts

Here’s a breakdown of the design details for the lehenga:

Lehenga Skirt

Color: Yellow with maroon leaf motifs.

Pattern: Small maroon leaf designs scattered across the skirt.

Silhouette: Flowing A-line style for a flattering, elegant look.

Waistline: High-waisted and fitted, designed to highlight the waist.

Blouse

Front Neckline: Modest round neck.

Back: Features a stylish cutout with delicate string or tie detailing.

Sleeves: Short, just above the elbows.

Dupatta

Material: Sheer, lightweight fabric.

Border: Delicate maroon border to complement the lehenga.

Pattern: Maroon leaves lightly spread across, matching the skirt.

If you’d like specific measurements or other unique design aspects, let me know.

Here are example sizes for the different parts of the lehenga outfit:

Lehenga Skirt

Waist: XS (24-26 in), S (27-29 in), M (30-32 in), L (33-36 in), XL (37-40 in)

Length: 40-44 inches (customizable based on height)

Flare: Typically 3-5 yards for a fuller look

Blouse

Bust: XS (30-32 in), S (33-35 in), M (36-38 in), L (39-41 in), XL (42-44 in)

Waist: XS (24-26 in), S (27-29 in), M (30-32 in), L (33-36 in), XL (37-40 in)

Front Neckline Depth: 6-7 inches (customizable)

Back Neckline Depth: 8-10 inches with adjustable string or tie-up option

Sleeve Length: Short sleeves at approximately 6-8 inches (above the elbows)

Dupatta

Length: Approximately 2.5-3 meters

Width: 1 meter (provides good coverage while draping)

These sizes give an idea of common measurements, and usually, custom fitting is available for lehengas to suit individual body shapes. Let me know if you need details on any specific part.

Here’s a detailed breakdown for each part of the blouse design and other elements in the lehenga set:

Neckline

Front Neckline: Rounded with a modest depth, typically around 6-7 inches. It offers a classic, elegant look without being too deep.

Back Neckline: A stylish, semi-deep cut (around 8-10 inches) with delicate detailing, often featuring tie-up strings (dori) with tassels or beads for a traditional touch.

Blouse Design

Fit: Fitted silhouette, structured around the bust and waist for a polished look.

Embroidery: Small maroon leaf patterns or floral motifs on the front and back, enhancing the design.

Borders: Maroon piping or lace around the neckline and sleeves to tie the look together.

Waistline

Style: High-waisted, fitted to the body, and slightly curved to accentuate the figure. The lehenga skirt usually sits just above the hip bones and is tailored for a snug fit with a well-defined waistband.

Embroidery or Details: The waistband may have minimal embellishments, such as a fine maroon piping or embroidered border, to blend seamlessly with the blouse and skirt design.

Hands (Sleeves)

Length: Short sleeves that hit above the elbow, around 6-8 inches in length.

Design: Simple with subtle embroidery, matching the leaf or floral patterns on the blouse. The ends of the sleeves are bordered with maroon piping or lace to give a finished look.

Back of the Blouse

Design: A cutout shape or open back with tie-up detailing (dori) at the upper back, decorated with tassels or beads.

Pattern: The back may also feature the same maroon leaf designs or floral motifs, creating consistency with the front design.

These design details can be customized to add elements like deeper necklines, additional embroidery, or different sleeve lengths based on style preferences.