Peacock Blue Lehenga with Gold Zari Embroidery
A peacock blue lehenga with tall gold zari tree motifs and a red-and-gold border, worn with a long-sleeve blouse and a buti dupatta.
In the set:
- Embroidered peacock blue lehenga
- Long-sleeve blouse
- Buti dupatta
About this outfitਸਾਦਗੀ
A peacock lehenga in blue colour, with gold zari trees rising from the hem
This is a lehenga in blue colour for the woman who wants to look regal without wearing the expected red or pink. The skirt of this lehenga in blue colour is a deep peacock blue with a soft, rich sheen. Tall gold zari flowering trees rise from the hem like a Mughal garden, standing on a wide red-and-gold border. Above it sits a long-sleeve blouse in the same blue, with a red-and-gold embroidered V neckline, embroidered cuffs and a waistband finished with a tiny gold tassel fringe. A blue dupatta covered in gold buti and edged with a heavy red-and-gold border completes the set.
Blue has quietly become one of the most wanted colours in Indian wedding wear. A lehenga in blue colour stands out in a sea of reds, pinks and pastels, looks rich under evening lights, and makes gold embroidery glow in a way lighter shades cannot. A peacock lehenga in blue colour sits between navy and teal: deep enough to feel luxurious, bright enough to feel festive. It flatters warm and wheatish skin tones especially well, and it photographs beautifully against marble, stone and city lights.
What makes this lehenga in blue colour special is its restraint. The upper part of this lehenga in blue colour is kept plain, so the blue itself is the star. The gold work is concentrated where it matters: in the tall tree motifs, which alternate between taller and shorter forms all the way around, and in the layered red-and-gold border at the hem. The effect is elegant and modern, the kind of outfit that looks expensive because it does not try too hard.
The blouse makes this a true long sleeve lehenga. Full-length sleeves give coverage and warmth, and they frame the hands beautifully when you wear bangles and rings. The V neckline is outlined in a red-and-gold band that runs down to a point, and the same embroidery wraps the waistband of the blouse, where a row of small gold tassels adds movement. Gold buti are scattered along the sleeves, and the cuffs carry a matching red-and-gold band. If you have been looking for a long sleeve lehenga that still feels light and feminine, this is a strong choice.
The dupatta is the richest piece in the set. It is the same peacock blue as the lehenga in blue colour below it, covered all over in small gold buti, and finished on every edge with a heavy red-and-gold border filled with floral jaal. Draped over one shoulder, it adds a cascade of gold and red down your side; opened over both arms, it frames this lehenga in blue colour like a jewel box.
Like everything in our ready-made collection, this lehenga in blue colour arrives stitched and finished. The skirt, blouse and dupatta come in your chosen size, ready to wear as soon as they reach you in Canada, the USA or the UK. There is no tailor, no waiting and no guesswork in the busiest weeks of wedding season.
Blue also has deep roots in Indian art and dress. It is the colour of Krishna in miniature paintings, of the peacock that gives this shade its name, and of the indigo dye that India traded with the world for centuries. A lehenga in blue colour carries that history with it, which is why it feels so at home at a Punjabi celebration in Surrey or Mississauga as much as at a wedding in Chandigarh. The red-and-gold borders keep it firmly festive, and the gold trees give it a sense of craft and heritage.
Choosing a lehenga in blue colour also gives you more freedom with jewellery and makeup. Gold looks warm against it, emeralds look regal, rubies pick up the red border, and even pearls look fresh. One outfit can be styled for a reception, a cocktail night, a Diwali party and an engagement, and look different every time.
A lehenga in blue colour stands out in a sea of reds and pinks, and makes gold glow.
At a glance
- The colourDeep peacock blue with gold zari and a red-and-gold border.
- The cutFlared lehenga with a long-sleeve V-neck blouse and tassel fringe.
- The finishReady to wear: stitched, finished and shipped to Canada, USA and UK.
The set · 3 pieces
What’s in the set
Three pieces, made to be worn together. Here is exactly what you receive with this peacock lehenga in blue colour, its long-sleeve blouse and its gold buti dupatta.
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The long-sleeve blouse
The blouse is cut from the same peacock blue as the lehenga in blue colour it comes with, with full-length fitted sleeves and a V neckline. A wide red-and-gold embroidered band outlines the neckline and runs down to a point at the centre, which draws the eye and lengthens the neck.
The same red-and-gold embroidery wraps the waistband of the blouse, and a row of tiny gold tassels hangs from it, moving when you walk. Small gold buti are scattered along the sleeves, and each cuff finishes with a matching embroidered band. It is the piece that turns this into a long sleeve lehenga with real character.
- Full-length sleeves with embroidered cuffs
- Red-and-gold V neckline and waistband
- Gold tassel fringe at the waist
02
The blue lehenga
The skirt is a full, flared lehenga in blue colour, deep peacock with a soft sheen that shifts slightly between blue and teal as the light changes. The top of the skirt is plain, with an embroidered red-and-gold waistband that matches the blouse.
From the hem rise tall gold zari flowering trees, in the style of the Mughal botanical motifs found on palace walls and old textiles. Taller and shorter trees alternate around the skirt, standing on a wide layered border of red bands and gold scrollwork. When you move, the gold catches the light from every side.
- Deep peacock blue with a soft sheen
- Tall gold zari flowering tree motifs
- Wide red-and-gold layered hem border
03
The gold buti dupatta
The dupatta is peacock blue, covered all over in small gold buti that shimmer softly. It matches the skirt and blouse exactly, so the outfit reads as one deep, continuous colour from shoulder to floor.
Every edge carries a heavy red-and-gold border filled with floral jaal, the boldest embroidery in the set. Over one shoulder it becomes a long line of red and gold; over both arms it frames the whole outfit; over the head it is ample enough for a gurdwara visit or an anand karaj.
- Peacock blue with all-over gold buti
- Heavy red-and-gold floral border on every edge
- Drapes over one shoulder, both arms or the head
Jewellery, jutti and accessories shown in the photos are styling only and are not included. Peacock blue can look more navy or more teal depending on your screen and the light; the fabric is a deep blue with a slight teal undertone.
Product details
Lehenga in blue colour: details and specifications
Everything you need to know about this long sleeve lehenga in one place. If a detail you need is missing, message us before you order and we will check it for you.
Specifications · design 4751
| Product | Peacock Blue Lehenga with Gold Zari Embroidery |
|---|---|
| Design no. | 4751 |
| SKU | SG-L-4751 |
| Category | Ready-made lehengas, wedding guest lehengas |
| Set includes | Lehenga (skirt), long-sleeve blouse, dupatta |
| Colour | Peacock blue, with gold zari and a red-and-gold border |
| Work | Gold zari embroidery, red thread work, tassel trim |
| Fabric | [Lehenga fabric, e.g. velvet: confirm] · [Blouse fabric] · [Dupatta fabric] |
| Lining | [Yes / No, and lining fabric] |
| Lehenga style | Full flared, floor length, plain top with tall gold zari tree motifs above the hem |
| Lehenga waist | Embroidered red-and-gold waistband, [drawstring / zip / hook] |
| Lehenga length | [Length in inches] from waist to hem |
| Can-can | [Included / not included] |
| Blouse style | Cropped, fitted, with an embroidered waistband and gold tassel fringe |
| Neckline | V neck with a red-and-gold embroidered band |
| Sleeves | Full length with gold buti and embroidered cuffs |
| Blouse closure | [Back zip / side zip / hooks] |
| Blouse length | [Length in inches] from shoulder |
| Dupatta | Peacock blue, all-over gold buti, heavy red-and-gold floral border on every edge |
| Dupatta size | [Length × width in metres] |
| Stitching | Ready to wear: fully stitched and finished |
| Sizes | [XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL]. See the size guide below |
| Occasion | Reception, engagement, cocktail, sangeet, winter wedding, Diwali |
| Care | Dry clean only |
| Ships to | Canada, USA and UK |
Peacock, royal or navy blue?
Peacock blue is a deep blue with a hint of green, named after the colour of a peacock’s neck. It is brighter and more jewel-like than navy, and deeper and cooler than royal blue. That middle position is why a peacock lehenga in blue colour works for both day and night events: it never looks dull, and it never looks loud.
Photos and colour
We show this lehenga in blue colour in studio light, in daylight against concrete and stone, and at night in a marble lobby, so you can judge it in each. Under warm light the blue deepens towards navy; in daylight it shows more of its teal undertone. The gold is an antique gold and the border red is a deep, warm red.
Embroidery note
Zari is metallic thread, so small differences in shine and placement are normal from one piece to the next. They are part of the character of an embroidered long sleeve lehenga, not a defect.
Styling notes
How to style this lehenga in blue colour
A lehenga in blue colour is one of the easiest outfits to accessorise. It works with warm gold, cool silver-toned polki, emeralds, rubies and pearls. Here is how we would style this peacock lehenga in blue colour for different moods and events.
01Jewellery
Antique gold is the natural partner for a lehenga in blue colour, because it matches the zari trees and the borders. For a regal look, choose a polki or kundan necklace with emerald drops; green and blue together look rich and royal. For something warmer, rubies or red stones repeat the red border. Because the neckline is a V, a necklace that follows the V or a long rani haar works better than a tight choker.
02Dupatta drapes
Pin the dupatta on the left shoulder and let it fall down your back for a long, elegant line that shows the border. For photos, open it over both forearms so the gold buti and red border frame the skirt. For a modern look at a cocktail night, wear it as a cape pinned at both shoulders so the blouse and its V neckline stay fully visible.
03Hair
Soft waves over the shoulders, like our studio look, suit the V neckline and the long sleeves. A sleek centre-parted low bun looks modern and sophisticated, especially at a reception. For a Punjabi look, a braid with a gold or blue paranda is lovely, and the tassels echo the fringe on the blouse.
04Makeup
A lehenga in blue colour makes warm tones glow. A bronze or gold eye with a nude-brown or mauve lip is the most flattering everyday choice. For more drama, a deep berry or classic red lip picks up the border. Avoid matching blue eyeshadow to the outfit; let the lehenga carry the colour and keep the face warm.
05Footwear
Gold jutti or gold block heels are the safest match. If you want a statement, deep red jutti echo the border. The lehenga in blue colour has a full flare, so check that the hem just grazes the floor in the shoes you choose.
06Bangles and rings
Long sleeves make bangles a feature on this lehenga in blue colour. Stack a few slim gold bangles over each cuff, or wear a single wide kada on one wrist and a statement cocktail ring on the other hand. Blue and gold glass bangles mixed with gold metal ones add a playful touch.
07Hair accessories
A gold maang tikka with a single drop sits neatly against a centre parting and balances the V neckline. For a bun, a slim gold hair chain or a few small pearl pins look elegant without crowding the look. With a lehenga in blue colour, white flowers such as jasmine or baby’s breath stand out more than red roses, which can disappear against the border.
08Colour pairings
Choose one accent colour and repeat it lightly. Emerald green in the jewellery and a green potli looks regal. Red in the lip, bangles and jutti looks warm and festive. Pearls and soft gold look fresh and modern. Each turns this lehenga in blue colour into a different outfit.
09Styling for your shape
A long sleeve lehenga creates a clean, elegant line on the upper body. If you are petite, keep the dupatta over one shoulder in a narrow pleat and choose a necklace that follows the V to lengthen your frame. If you are curvy, the V neckline and fitted sleeves define the top beautifully, and the plain upper skirt keeps the hips streamlined. If you are tall, open the dupatta across both arms and enjoy the full sweep of the hem.
10Day versus night
In daylight, keep jewellery lighter, add pearls and wear a soft pink or nude lip. At night, switch to heavy polki or kundan, a darker lip and a sleek bun, and let the zari catch the evening light.
A long sleeve lehenga for winter weddings
Long sleeves and a deep colour make this one of the best choices in our collection for December, January and February events in Canada and the UK. Add a navy or camel coat for outdoor photos, or a blue or gold pashmina for the walk to the hall. The full skirt leaves room for warm layers underneath, and the deep blue looks rich even on a grey winter afternoon.
Three ways to wear it
Wedding reception
Sleek low bun, polki necklace with emerald drops, mauve lip, gold block heels. Dupatta pinned on the left shoulder for a long, regal line.
Cocktail or sangeet night
Soft waves, statement chandbalis and no necklace, berry lip, gold jutti. Dupatta worn as a cape so the V neckline and tassels show.
Diwali or engagement
Braid with a gold paranda, ruby-toned kundan set, classic red lip, red jutti. Dupatta open over both arms for family photos by the diyas.
Perfect for
Where to wear a lehenga in blue colour
This long sleeve lehenga is made for evening events and colder months, but it moves into the daytime easily with lighter jewellery. These are the occasions it suits best.
Wedding receptions
A reception is the best stage for a lehenga in blue colour. It stands out from the reds and pinks the bridal family usually wears, so you look striking in photos without competing with the couple. Under chandeliers and stage lights the blue deepens and the gold trees glow, and the long sleeves keep the look polished from the first drink to the last dance.
Engagements and roka
At an engagement, families want to look festive, elegant and different from the bride. A lehenga in blue colour with red and gold does exactly that. It looks celebratory without being bridal, and it photographs beautifully next to a bride in pastel, pink or red.
Cocktail and sangeet nights
For a cocktail party or sangeet, style this lehenga in blue colour the modern way: waves in the hair, statement earrings, no necklace and the dupatta as a cape. The tassel fringe on the blouse and the full flare of the skirt are made for dancing, and the long sleeves stay in place all night.
Winter weddings
Long sleeves, a deep colour and a full skirt make this a natural choice for winter. It looks warm and rich in December light, layers easily under a coat for outdoor photos and keeps you comfortable in cold halls and marquees. It is one of the most practical long sleeve lehenga choices in our collection for Canadian and UK winters.
Diwali and festive parties
Diwali is a night of gold, light and colour, and a peacock lehenga in blue colour fits right in. The gold zari reflects the diyas and string lights, and the blue gives you a look that stands apart from the usual festive yellows and reds. It works just as well at New Year and other winter celebrations.
Bridesmaids and the bride’s sisters
Coordinated colours for bridesmaids and sisters are now common at Indian weddings, and a lehenga in blue colour is one of the most flattering group choices. Deep peacock blue looks elegant on every skin tone, it photographs well in a line-up, and it makes a bride in red, pink or ivory stand out beautifully against it. The long sleeves also keep the group looking polished in every candid shot.
Family functions and gurdwara visits
With long sleeves and a dupatta large enough to cover the head, this set also suits an anand karaj, an akhand path or a family function at the gurdwara. Keep jewellery traditional and drape the dupatta over the head and both shoulders for a respectful, graceful look.
Getting the best photos
- 1Warm light makes a lehenga in blue colour look rich. Stand near lamps, candles or golden-hour sun rather than under cold white light, which can make it look flat.
- 2Against stone, concrete or marble, the blue looks modern and graphic. Against warm wood or brick it looks regal and traditional.
- 3Take one photo with the dupatta off the front, so the V neckline band, tassel fringe and long sleeves are all visible.
- 4Turn slightly and lift the skirt a little with one hand; the tall gold trees at the hem show best from a three-quarter angle.
- 5For a twirl, ask for a fast shutter. The heavy border opens the skirt into a full circle of blue and gold.
- 6At night, a little flash keeps the blue deep and stops it reading as black in photos.
Is blue a good colour for an Indian wedding?
Yes. Blue is now one of the most popular colours for wedding guests, especially at evening functions. It looks festive, flatters most skin tones and avoids clashing with the bride, who usually wears red, pink or pastels. A deep peacock lehenga in blue colour with gold and red embroidery reads as celebratory, never sombre.
Size guide
Size and fit
This lehenga in blue colour comes ready to wear in standard sizes. Measure yourself once using the steps below, compare with the chart and choose the size that matches your bust and waist. If you are between sizes, choose the larger one; a fitted long-sleeve blouse can be taken in, but it is hard to let out.
Body measurements in inches
| Size | Bust (in) | Waist (in) | Hips (in) |
|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 32 | 26 | 35 |
| S | 34 | 28 | 37 |
| M | 36 | 30 | 39 |
| L | 38 | 32 | 41 |
| XL | 40 | 34 | 43 |
| XXL | 42 | 36 | 45 |
These are body measurements, not garment measurements. 1 inch = 2.54 cm.
Ask someone to measure you with a soft tape while you stand relaxed, keeping the tape level all the way around. Measure over light clothing or the undergarments you will wear on the day. Write your numbers down; they make future orders quick. If you are ordering as a gift, the measurements of a well-fitting long-sleeve blouse are a good guide.
1
Bust
Wear the bra you plan to wear with the outfit and measure around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape level across your back. The blouse is fitted, so this number matters most.
2
Upper arm
Because this is a long sleeve lehenga, measure around the widest part of your upper arm. If you have fuller arms, send us this number and we will confirm the sleeve fit before you order.
3
Waist
Measure around your natural waist, the narrowest part of your body, usually just above the belly button. This is where the embroidered waistband of the lehenga sits.
4
Length
Measure from your waist straight down to the floor in the shoes you plan to wear, and compare with the lehenga length in the details table above.
How the blouse fits
The blouse of this lehenga in blue colour is fitted through the bust and sleeves and sits just above the waist, with the tassel fringe falling over the top of the skirt. It should close comfortably and allow you to raise your arms without pulling. [Add: closure type and any extra seam margin.]
How the lehenga fits
This lehenga in blue colour sits at the natural waist on its embroidered waistband and flares from the hips to the floor. [Add: drawstring or zip, and how much the waist can adjust.]
Need help choosing?
Send us your bust, waist, hip, upper-arm and height measurements before you order and we will recommend a size. It takes a few minutes and helps avoid a return.
Petite or tall?
The lehenga is made to a standard floor length. If you are petite, ask a tailor to shorten it from the waist so the gold trees and the hem border stay whole. If you are tall, wear flat jutti or check the lehenga length in the details table first.
Delivery and aftercare
Shipping, returns and care
Shipping
- Your lehenga in blue colour is folded with tissue between the layers and packed in a protective bag, so the zari and tassels arrive safely.
- Canada: [x to y] business days. USA: [x to y] business days. UK: [x to y] business days, counted from dispatch.
- Orders are dispatched within [x] business days, and you receive a tracking number by email as soon as your parcel leaves us.
- Shipping costs are shown at checkout. [Add: free shipping threshold, if any.] Orders to the USA and UK may be charged import duties or taxes by local customs, paid by the customer.
- Ordering for a reception or wedding date? Add it in your order notes and we will tell you straight away if timing is tight.
Returns and exchanges
- [Add your return window, e.g. returns accepted within x days of delivery.]
- The lehenga, blouse and dupatta must be unworn, unwashed and unaltered, with tags attached and in the original packaging.
- [Add: whether you offer size exchanges, store credit or refunds, and who pays return shipping.]
- Please check your order when it arrives and contact us within [x] days if anything is not right, with a photo of the issue.
- Altered, worn or sale items cannot be returned. [Edit to match your policy.]
Caring for your lehenga
- Dry clean only. Water and machine washing can dull zari, crush the sheen of the fabric and make the red border bleed into the blue.
- If the fabric is velvet, never iron it directly. Steam from the inside or hang it in a steamy bathroom to release creases.
- Store your lehenga in blue colour folded in a cotton or muslin bag, not plastic, with tissue between the layers, and refold along different lines every few months.
- Spray perfume before you dress and let it dry; alcohol can tarnish zari and mark deep colours.
- Air your lehenga in blue colour for a few hours after wearing before putting it away.
Ordering for an event
For a reception, engagement or wedding, we suggest ordering at least [x] weeks ahead. That leaves time for delivery, a try-on at home and a small alteration or exchange if needed. If your date is sooner, message us before ordering and we will tell you honestly whether your lehenga in blue colour can reach you in time.
Questions
Lehenga in blue colour: frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions we hear most about this peacock blue long sleeve lehenga. Still unsure about something? Message us and we will reply within [x] hours.
What is included with this lehenga in blue colour?
The set includes three pieces: the flared peacock blue lehenga with gold zari tree motifs, the long-sleeve V-neck blouse with a tassel fringe, and the blue dupatta with all-over gold buti and a red-and-gold border. Jewellery and footwear in the photos are not included.
Is it ready to wear?
Yes. All three pieces of this lehenga in blue colour come fully stitched and finished in your chosen size, so you can wear the set as soon as it arrives. No tailoring is needed unless you want to shorten the hem.
What shade of blue is this?
It is peacock blue: a deep blue with a slight green or teal undertone. It is brighter than navy and deeper than royal blue. Under warm evening light it looks closer to navy, and in daylight its teal tone shows more.
Is this a long sleeve lehenga?
Yes. The blouse of this lehenga in blue colour has full-length fitted sleeves with gold buti and embroidered red-and-gold cuffs, which makes it a good choice for winter events and for anyone who prefers covered arms.
Can I wear a lehenga in blue colour to an Indian wedding?
Yes. Blue is one of the most popular colours for wedding guests, especially at the reception, engagement and evening functions. It stands apart from the reds and pinks the bride and her family often wear, so you look festive without clashing.
What jewellery goes with a peacock blue lehenga?
Antique gold is the natural match. Polki or kundan with emerald drops looks regal with blue, while rubies or red stones repeat the red border. Because the neckline is a V, choose a necklace that follows the V or a long rani haar rather than a tight choker.
What makeup suits a lehenga in blue colour?
Warm tones work best: a bronze or gold eye with a nude, mauve or berry lip. A classic red lip ties in with the border for a bolder look. Avoid blue eyeshadow; let the outfit carry the colour.
Is the fabric velvet?
The lehenga has a soft, rich sheen. [Confirm the fabric with the supplier and update this answer.] Whatever the fabric, dry clean only and avoid ironing directly on the surface.
Is this lehenga in blue colour heavy?
The heaviest work is in the hem border and the gold trees, which helps the skirt hang well, while the upper skirt is plain. The dupatta border is also richly embroidered. [Add the approximate weight of the full set if known.]
Can I wear the dupatta over my head?
Yes. The dupatta is [length] long, which is enough to cover the head and shoulders at a gurdwara, anand karaj or akhand path.
How do I choose my size?
Measure your bust, waist, hips and upper arm and compare them with the size chart above. Choose the size that matches your bust and waist, and if you are between sizes choose the larger. You can also send us your measurements for a recommendation.
Can the lehenga be altered?
The waist can usually be taken in slightly, and the hem can be shortened from the waist so the gold trees and border stay whole. [Add: whether the blouse has extra seam allowance.] Altered items cannot be returned.
How long does shipping take to Canada, the USA and the UK?
Orders are dispatched within [x] business days. Delivery then takes about [x to y] business days in Canada, [x to y] in the USA and [x to y] in the UK. You receive tracking as soon as your order ships.
Will I pay customs duties?
Orders to Canada [are / are not] charged duties. Orders to the USA and UK may be charged import duties or taxes by local customs, paid on delivery by the customer. [Edit to match your shipping setup.]
How do I care for a lehenga in blue colour with zari?
Dry clean only. Water can dull the zari and cause the red border to bleed into the blue. Steam from the inside rather than ironing, and store the set in a cotton bag with tissue between the layers.
Can I return or exchange this lehenga?
[Add your return window and exchange rules.] Items must be unworn, unwashed and unaltered, with tags attached and in the original packaging.
Is this lehenga good for dancing?
Yes. This lehenga in blue colour has a full flared skirt that gives you room to move, the weighted border helps it swing, and the fitted long sleeves stay in place. Wear jutti or low heels for a comfortable night on the dance floor.
Is a lehenga in blue colour good for winter?
Yes, it is one of our best winter choices. The long sleeves add warmth, the deep colour looks rich in winter light, and the full skirt leaves room for warm layers underneath.
Can a bride wear this lehenga?
It is designed for guests and family, but many brides choose a lehenga in blue colour for their engagement, sangeet or reception, where a non-red look feels fresh and modern.
How is peacock blue different from navy blue?
Navy is a very dark, almost inky blue with little brightness. A peacock lehenga in blue colour is deeper and more jewel-like, with a hint of green. If you love dark blue but want something that sparkles more under lights, peacock blue is the better choice.
Why choose a lehenga in blue colour instead of red or pink?
A lehenga in blue colour stands out at events where most guests wear red, pink or pastels, and it never competes with the bride. Blue is flattering on most skin tones, makes gold embroidery glow and feels modern while still traditional. It is also easier to restyle for different events than a bright red.
Is this lehenga in blue colour suitable for a day event?
Yes. Keep the jewellery lighter, add pearls, wear a soft pink or nude lip and drape the dupatta over both arms. In daylight the peacock blue shows more of its teal undertone and looks fresh rather than heavy.
What colour jutti go with a blue lehenga?
Gold jutti are the easiest match, because they pick up the zari trees and borders. Deep red jutti echo the border for a bolder look, and ivory jutti with pearls look soft and modern for daytime events.
Can I wear this lehenga in blue colour to a Diwali party?
Yes. The gold zari trees and border reflect diyas and string lights beautifully, and a lehenga in blue colour stands apart from the yellows, oranges and reds most people wear at Diwali. Pair it with ruby-toned jewellery for a warm, festive look.
Will the colour look the same as the photos?
Our photos show the real colour, but screens vary. On some devices the blue may look more navy or more teal. The gold is an antique gold and the border red is a deep, warm red.
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