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weddings and festive occasions. It features a short, fitted blouse (choli) and a long, flared skirt (lehenga), paired with a dupatta (scarf). The lehenga and choli are adorned with intricate floral embroidery and embellishments, possibly zardozi work, which involves metallic threads. The fabric appears to be a net or tulle, giving it a delicate and airy look. The color scheme is a mix of muted tones with pops of pink and gold in the embroidery. The choli has a V-neck and short, embellished sleeves, while the lehenga has multiple layers and a scalloped hemline. The dupatta is sheer and has matching embroidery, completing the ensemble. This type of outfit is popular for its elegance and traditional appeal, often chosen for wedding receptions or other formal events.

The embroidery is concentrated around the neckline, sleeves, and side slits of the kameez (tunic top), adding a touch of elegance to the outfit. The suit appears to be made of a soft, flowing fabric, suggesting it is designed for comfort and style. The mannequin's gold skin tone complements the gold embroidery, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal of the garment. The background is a mix of textured gold and light brown, with a decorative gold and black tree design on the wall, and a patterned carpet at the bottom, providing a warm and luxurious setting for the display

The gown is fitted at the bodice and flows into a flared skirt. It appears to be made of a smooth fabric, possibly georgette or a similar lightweight material. The embroidery consists of floral and paisley patterns, adding a traditional touch to the garment. This type of gown is often worn for festive occasions or parties.

Kurta: The kurta (top) is bright yellow with a round neckline and three-quarter sleeves. It has a white embroidered panel down the center of the chest and vertical lines of small embellishments. The hem of the kurta has a patchwork design with various colorful patterns, including geometric shapes and floral motifs.
Salwar: The salwar (pants) is plain yellow and matches the kurta.
Dupatta: The dupatta (scarf) is multi-colored, featuring a mix of vibrant patterns and prints, including floral, paisley, and geometric designs. The edges of the dupatta have a contrasting border.

The gown features a one-shoulder design with a sheer, ruffled sleeve on one side and a draped panel extending from the other shoulder. The fabric appears to be textured with floral or leaf-like embellishments in silver and gold. The mannequin has a gold-colored head covering and is positioned on a patterned rug, with curtains visible in the background

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The kurti has a straight, long silhouette with a round neck and full sleeves. It is adorned with dense hand-embroidered Chikankari work, including traditional 3D motifs. The embroidery is done with cotton thread, featuring techniques such as Bakhiya and Phanda. The front of the kurti has a heavily embroidered neck and scattered motifs, while the back and sleeves feature loosely scattered motifs.

The kurti has a straight, long silhouette with a round neck and full sleeves. It is adorned with dense hand-embroidered Chikankari work, including traditional 3D motifs. The embroidery is done with cotton thread, featuring techniques such as Bakhiya and Phanda. The front of the kurti has a heavily embroidered neck and scattered motifs, while the back and sleeves feature loosely scattered motifs.