The ubiquitous Indian garment of utmost beauty at weddings and festive occasions is the lehenga. Whether you are the bride or the bride’s best friend, having a traditional, sweeping and dazzling lehenga is a must to look your festive best. The lehenga is also called a ghagra in the north of India and pavadai in the south. It has evolved from the antariya, which is a form of skirt gathered together at the waist and held by a girdle and drawstring. Embellished variations are worn by women of many communities in India for traditional folk dance performances, parties and marriages today. The best part about the evolution of fashion is that the beauty of traditional garments is now blended together with other style trends as well. These days, you can choose from various styles to drape your dupatta and even get your lehenga stitched in a specific silhouette to suit your body – go for the hourglass flare if you are wider in the shoulders, a rectangle pleated lehenga if you are small-made or an A-line lehenga to balance the typical pear-shaped Indian body type.
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