Lehenga:

• The Lehenga is the skirt component of the outfit. It is usually long, flowing, and voluminous.
• It can be made from various fabrics such as silk, satin, georgette, chiffon, or velvet.
• Lehengas come in different styles, such as A-line, fishtail, mermaid, straight-cut, etc.
• They are often embellished with intricate embroidery, sequins, beads, stones, zari work, or prints.
• The skirt is worn around the waist and can be pleated or flared, depending on the style.

Choli:

• The Choli is the blouse or top that is worn with the Lehenga.
• It can be cropped or longer, depending on the design.
• Cholis can have various necklines like boat neck, sweetheart, V-neck, round neck, etc.
• Sleeves can range from sleeveless to full sleeves, or even off-shoulder or cold-shoulder styles.
• Like the Lehenga, Cholis are also heavily embellished to match the skirt.

Dupatta:

• The Dupatta is a long, flowing piece of cloth worn with the Lehenga Choli.
• It is draped over the shoulders, around the neck, or over the head, depending on the style and occasion.
• Dupattas can be made from sheer fabrics like chiffon, georgette, or net.
• They are often adorned with matching embroidery, borders, or tassels.

Features:

• Lehenga Choli sets come in a wide range of colors, from traditional reds, pinks, and maroons to more contemporary blues, greens, and pastels.
• Designs can vary from traditional to modern fusion styles, catering to different tastes.
• They are available in various sizes to fit different body types.
• Customization options allow for personalized fittings and designs.
• These sets are often accompanied by matching or contrasting jewelry like earrings, bangles, and necklaces to complete the look.
• Lehenga Choli sets are popular not just in India but also among the Indian diaspora and people who appreciate ethnic fashion globally.