Mihika Anarkali (Drees) in Beige
Product Description
Explore yourself with a Mihika Anarkali outfit featuring a beige base adorned with vibrant floral patterns in red, blue, and green shades. The long flare of the dress, combined with a subtle sweetheart neckline, adds a touch of feminine charm to the overall look. The full-length sleeves lend a graceful and refined appearance. Complemented by a matching dupatta with a red border that enhances its traditional appeal, this ensemble is perfect for festive gatherings or cultural celebrations. Pair it with statement earrings and embellished footwear for a sophisticated finish.
Dress Length: 47inches
Neck Length: 7inches
Dupatta Length: 2.40(meter)/ 94.49(inch)
Bottom Fabric: Chinnon
Closure: Side Zip in Dress and elastic in Churidar pant
Dress: The model is wearing an XS-size dress
What You Will Receive: 1 Dress, 1 Churidar Pant with 1 Dupatta
Wash Care: Dry Wash
Model Height: 5.4inches
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Mal Cotton
Beige
Handwork
15 to 20 working days
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