Nainika Zari Tissue Dress in Golden
Product Description
Do you prefer a stunning blend of tradition and modernity? This golden Indo-Western ensemble, crafted from soft tissue organza, features intricate embroidery and a Banarasi weaving border for an elegant, rich appeal. The sleeveless gown, adorned with fabric potli buttons, pairs beautifully with a pleated skirt that flatters every silhouette. A cropped, tailored jacket with long sleeves adds structure and contemporary charm. This outfit is designed in a radiant gold tone and enhances your glow on special occasions. Minimal yet intricate embellishments complete its timeless allure, making it a must-have in your wardrobe. (Side zip attached)
Dress Length: 56inches
Neck Length: 7inches
Jacket Sleeves: 3/4th (17inches)
Wash Care: Dry Wash
Dress: The model is wearing an XS-size dress
What You Will Receive: 1 Long Dress with 1 Detachable Jacket
Model Height: 5.4inches
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Tissue Organza
Golden
Potli work
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