Custom Umbrella Lehenga

Umbrella Lehenga - A Perfect Attire For Special Occasions

An Umbrella lehenga consists of an umbrella skirt, a choli and a dupatta. An umbrella skirt uses a lot of fabric and is cut in ways and stitched in order to incorporate more fabric to form many panels for a fuller & flowy look from waist to hem. Some of the fabrics used for making an umbrella lehenga can include net , chiffon, silk, brocade, crepe, satin silk and much more. Usually the skirt is made of a light weight fabric which allows it to appear more breezy and flouncy, the choli and dupatta can be made of different fabrics, thereby playing with textures to have an unique output, quite likely how you would get at EthnoVogue.

EthnoVogue’s Exclusive Collections

As we all know that EthnoVogue is known for their designer collections of wedding and party wears, they have quit a scintillating collection of umbrella lehenga cholis from bright to beautiful pastel colours with floral prints and designs. They have plain or printed umbrella skirt of shiny fabric with additional layers inside the skirt or even a can-can skirt inside to give a puffed look, embellished cholis with golden embroidery and pretty prints with long or elbow sleeves for that desi look and halter neck cholis for that indo-western look. Another of their collections includes the Anarkali lehenga where a plain Umbrella skirt is teamed with a long printed or patterned Anarkali.

Why Are Umbrella Lehengas Famous?

We all know that the Umbrella skirts made fashion waves during the 80s as they were featured in famous movies. Many celebrities love flaunting an Umbrella lehenga for events and award functions as it looks picture perfect for the amount of times they are photographed, like Samantha from Kollywood and Sonam Kapoor from the bollywood. Hence, many young teens and women who take inspiration from their stars love an Umbrella lehenga in their wardrobe to flaunt at weddings and parties as it gives a princess-like look.

How To Star a Look

For a wedding choose an Umbrella lehenga with a can-can skirt underneath and embellished choli with mirror and stone works showing off the midriff and a bordered dupatta from EthnoVogue. Team it with glitzy jewellery and a stiletto. This attire with floral prints will work perfectly as a bridesmaid dress. Choose a halter neck choli with a plain umbrella lehenga for a fun mehendi ceremony.