The dress in the image is a traditional South Asian bridal outfit, most likely a heavily embellished red bridal lehenga — a popular choice for brides in Indian and Pakistani weddings. Below is a detailed description of the dress, its work, and its overall styling:
🌹 Dress Type:
Bridal Lehenga Choli with Dupatta
✨ Color Palette:
Deep Crimson Red (base)
Antique Gold (embroidery and embellishments)
🪡 Fabric Details:
Lehenga & Choli: Rich velvet or raw silk (likely, due to the luxurious fall and texture)
Dupatta: Sheer net or chiffon with heavy borders
🧵 Embroidery and Work Details:
Zardozi Work:
Intricate hand embroidery using metallic threads in antique gold.
Prominent on the lehenga, choli, and dupatta borders.
Dabka and Naqshi:
Fine metallic coils and threadwork used to enhance the floral and paisley motifs.
Adds a 3D effect to the embroidery.
Sequins and Stones:
Light-catching embellishments are scattered across the lehenga and dupatta.
Adds sparkle and glamour without overwhelming the base design.
Resham (Silk Thread) Embroidery:
Subtle colored threadwork blended into the gold to create detailed patterns and florals.
Cut Dana and Bead Work:
Used for additional textural detailing around borders and neckline.
👑 Styling and Accessories:
Dupatta Draping: Draped gracefully over the head and one shoulder, traditionally bridal.