Bridal maxi

This stunning outfit is an elegant, floor-length Anarkali-style gown (or Maxi/Lehenga Gown) in a sophisticated shade of sage green or olive green. It features heavy, intricate embellishments perfect for bridal wear, weddings, or formal festive occasions.
Here is a detailed breakdown of the garment:
Design & Silhouette
Top (Bodice): A fitted bodice with a classic round neckline and full-length sheer sleeves. It is heavily decorated with vertical lines of embroidery, floral motifs, and prominent paisley (kalka) patterns on the chest.
Skirt (Gera): A massive, high-volume flared skirt featuring a front-slit style opening (or panel detailing) that gives it a regal, royal look.
Fabric: The primary overlay is made of premium sheer net or organza, layered over a matching silk or crepe inner lining to give the gown its structure and volume.
Embellishments & Work
The outfit showcases traditional South Asian craftsmanship, combining several intricate techniques:
Zari & Zardozi: Metallic silver and light gold threadwork that forms detailed floral vine and leaf patterns across the entire dress.
Sequins & Beads: Shimmering silver sequins (sitara) and micro-beads are scattered heavily throughout to catch the light beautifully.
Mirror/Gota Work: Subtle mirror-like reflectivity adds an extra layer of dimension to the borders.
Scalloped Border: The bottom hemline features a gorgeous, heavy scalloped cutwork border filled with dense floral embroidery, giving the gown a luxurious weight and finish.
Included Pieces
As seen laid out on the couch, this 3-piece ensemble includes:
The Main Gown: The heavily embellished maxi dress.
Dupatta: A matching sage green net dupatta featuring a wide embroidered border with the same scalloped finish on the edges.
Trousers/Inner: Standard matching plain silk trousers or straight pants to be worn underneath.
This ensemble is a perfect blend of traditional handwork and modern silhouette, making it an absolute showstopper.