Rouge by Zarif Embroidered Net Suits Unstitched 3 Piece ZR25UF ZRW 06 Frances - Wedding Collection 1377_1378_1379_1380 Shirt Fabric: Raw silk

Shirt Fabric: Raw silk

Frock Fabric: Raw Silk

1 meter embroidered paisley pallu

A green and turquoise front open frock outfit paired with a printed net dupatta is indeed a delightful and colorful choice especially for festive occasions and celebrations Front open frock is a stylish and contemporary twist on traditional frock style outfits It features loop buttons allowing for ease of wear and a trendy look The combination of green and Farozi is vibrant and eye catching making it a perfect choice for festive events Green represents nature growth and freshness while Farozi adds a pop of lively turquoise creating a visually appealing contrast Printed textured base on silk fabric The jorah is embroidered in zari and resham thread enhanced with intricate heavy antique gold zardozi work The printed net dupatta complements the outfit beautifully Net fabric has a delicate and sheer quality which adds an element of grace and femininity to the ensemble The printed design on the dupatta feature intricate patterns Beautiful resham thread embroidered motif is appliqued on the duppatta Shirt fabric SILK Dupatta Fabric NET Pant fabric SILK

Elegant yet traditional long kurta silhouette print on silk fabric beautiful colour palette handcrafted kundan galla patti with intricate collar made with antique tila thread and sequence handcrafted beautiful zardozi jeweled motifs appliqued with galla patti and finished with handcrafted lace constructed with antique tila thread and sequence

Rouge by Zarif Embroidered Net Suits Unstitched 3 Piece ZR25UF ZRW 06 Frances - Wedding Collection 1377_1378_1379_1380 Shirt Fabric: Raw silkEmbroidered Net 3 Piece Suit Shirt Front Sequins Embroidered Net Shirt Back Sequins Embroidered Net Sleeves Sequins Embroidered Net Dupatta Sequins Embroidered Net Shirt Front And Back Lace Sequins Embroidered Lace Sleeves Lace Sequins Embroidered Lace Trouser Dyed Raw Silk