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The Lehenga is one of the most famous dresses to come out of the Indian subcontinent. Lehenga is a three-piece ensemble consists of the actual lehenga, a long ankle-length skirt, a well-fitted blouse top known as the choli, and a scarf to drape around the outfit, known as the dupatta. Women and girls of all classes and ages love to adorn their beautiful bodies in beautiful lehenga dresses. The dress usually features several patterns and styles and designs that may often be indicative of the outing or event for which it is worn. This post details everything we know about the lehenga from the history to the making, styles, trends, as well as how/when to wear a lehenga, among other things.
With the world getting smaller and more integrated over the years, can fashion be far behind? Indian gowns are the best parts of Indian and Western formal fashion combined together. As Indians, we love dramatic articles of clothing that are elaborate and stand out in a large crowd. The gown delivers on these expectations, and how! At Roop Sarees, we have a varied range of gowns for women in multiple captivating colours like maroon, lavender, pista green, navy blue, and more. While dark colours like maroon and navy-blue sequined raw silk gowns will be perfect for brides, her bridesmaids can, on the other hand, slay in light-coloured dresses such as sea green and lavender silver organza gowns with classy stonework.
The salwar kameez is one of the most comfortable and common outfits in Indian fashion. It has three parts of clothing, the top, bottom, and a dupatta, which can be of different color combinations yet still look fantastic. Some different patterns and designs have come out in ethnic suits for women. Salwar Kameez, Ladies Suits and Dupattas/Scarfs Ready To Wear Suits & Dupattas Unstitched Salwar Suits & Dupattas Sharara suits & Dupattas Anarkali Suits & Dupattas Embroided suits & Dupattas Printed Suits & Dupattas Crape, Gorgette, Silk, Cotton
The saree is a garment traditionally worn in India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal. It can be an heirloom passed down through generations, or a purely functional garment worn everyday. It's seen on streets and runways, and has influenced fashion designers across the world. We have Sarees from across India Slik, Cotton, Velvet, Chiffon, Gorgette, Crape, Satin, Organza, Banarsi, Kanjivaram, Chanderi, Bandhej, Patola, Paithni, Kashmiri, ikat, Kota Designer Sarees, Partywear Sarees, Embroided Sareess, Pure Silk Saress, Pastel Sarees, Traditional Sarees, Printed Sarees
