A lehenga choli is a traditional South Asian ensemble, often chosen for festive occasions and weddings. The outfit typically consists of three main components:
- Lehenga (Skirt): A long, flowing skirt that is usually elaborately embroidered or embellished with intricate designs. The lehenga can vary in style—from flared and voluminous to more fitted silhouettes—depending on regional and contemporary trends.
- Choli (Blouse): A cropped, fitted top that accentuates the waistline and complements the lehenga. The design of the choli can range from simple and elegant to heavily adorned with embroidery, sequins, or mirror work.
- Dupatta (Scarf): Although sometimes worn separately, the dupatta is often paired with the lehenga choli to add a graceful drape. It can be coordinated in color and design with the other two pieces, enhancing the overall aesthetic of the outfit.
