NIKKAH FLARED PISHWAS

Outfit Breakdown
1. Silhouette & Design
Type: A grand, traditional peshwas / flared gown paired with a voluminous lehenga skirt underneath and a matching draped dupatta.
Bodice & Neckline: Features a deep square neckline bordered with heavy embellishments, leading into a fitted waist and full-length fitted sleeves with ornate wrist cuffs.
Skirt & Flare: A dramatic multi-paneled flare featuring dense scalloped arch embroidery (mihrab patterns) extending down into a broad, multi-layered hemline border.
2. Color & Fabric
Palette: A warm antique metallic bronze / deep muted gold base accenting soft champagnes and coppery tones.
Fabric: Fine metallic tissue or high-grade raw silk, layered with lightweight net/organza for the draped dupatta.
3. Embroidery & Work
Work Type: Densely covered in intricate zardozi, tilla, dabka, sitara (sequin), and beadwork.
Motifs: Architectural scalloped arches, intricate floral jaal (lattice patterns), and delicate botanical vines filling the panels.
Dupatta: Framed with heavy scalloped embroidered borders and fine sequin highlights throughout.
Jewelry & Styling Details
Jewelry: Styled with elaborate traditional gold and pearl Kundan jewelry—including a thick choker necklace, matching jhumkas (drop earrings), a central maang tikka, and ornate bangles (kangan).
Hair & Makeup: Styled in a classic, neat low bun decorated with fresh white flowers (gajras), paired with soft glam makeup featuring warm metallic eyeshadow and a nude-coral lip.