3 Not-So-Heavy Lehengas for a Cool Traditional Look Nothing feels better than wearing traditional clothing on a special occasion. But traditional lehengas can get quite hot and heavy. So you might feel a bit uncomfortable after a long day of standing and mingling. The good news is it's no cause of concern anymore. You can find trendy lehengas that keep the traditional look while increasing your comfort. Here are just a few examples to consider:
CC3280 Want to keep the tradition alive while staying on top of the latest trends? This threepiece black lehenga is both modest and fashionable, featuring a modern long-sleeved crop choli while intricately embroidered details. The matching skirt is embroidered with a charming red, green, and orange pattern and is perfect for parties, mehndi, and other special occasions. Moreover, it comes with a breathable georgette tie-dye dupatta to keep you comfortable no matter the venue.
CC3626 Are you looking for something a little sultrier and more passionate? Then, this trendy lehenga is for you. Its daring deep red choli is sleeveless and cropped, bringing attention to your upper body. Meanwhile, the two-piece set’s black skirt is embroidered by hand, featuring intricate stonework and Resham thread. The red and black lehenga is made with velvet, giving you a soft and luxurious look.
CC3525 Gold and white is a combination that screams elegance and tradition. And naturally, this beautiful lehenga set adds a modern touch to the traditional look, boasting an exquisite high-neck silk top with dizzying patterns of gold.
Moreover, its modest white skirt is soft and flowy, coming down in layers that add volume to your lower body. It is even accented by a gold waistband with handembroidered mirrorwork, reflecting light in dazzling colors. You can explore many other traditional lehengas made with luxurious fabrics, such as georgette, silk, cotton, and velvet. Not only that, but these trendy fits come in an array of colors, from an elegant royal blue to a bright tie-dye combination of mint, blue, and pink. Make sure to purchase your lehengas from a trusted and experienced designer offering sustainable clothing and handcrafted designs. In addition, look for boutiques that provide personalized customer service, helping you find the right clothes for the occasion.