Torch Red A-line Shirt Matching Sharara Dupatta
₨ 303,600
Here is the Dress Detail of Torch Red A-line Shirt Matching Sharara Dupatta
Article Type: - A-line Top is artistically coordinated with Sharara and comes with dupatta.
Event or Occasion or Function:-
Embroidery Shades / Types / Designs :- Appliquéd, Floral Motifs, Other Styles :- Side Open,
Colour :- As per customer's choice.
Fabric :- As per customer's choice.
Neckline :- Embellished Neckline, Halterneck,
Sleeves Style or Design:- As per Photograph
Dress Code:- 20264
This dress is beautifully sculptured with floral resham / thread embroidery. The halter shaped neckline meticulously highlighted with antique shaded kora, dabka, tilla, sequins and pearls. The shirt is ornamented with multiple color thread embroidery on appliques. It comes with chiffon dupatta which has four sided embellished border and sprinkled with sequins all over it. It is beautifully paired up with brocade sharara.
Top: Torch Red Pishwas
- Color : Torch Red
- Fabric :Chiffon/Net
- Heavy Pishwas
- Applique
- Floral Motifs
- Halter Neckline
- Fully Embellished
- Floral Thread Embroider
- Full length Sleeves
- Concealed with side zip
- Finished Edges
Bottom: Sharara
- Color: Torch Red
- Fabric: Brocade
- Sharara
- Finished Edges
- Fixed Waist belt with side zip closure
Dupatta:
- Color: Torch Red
- Fabric: Net/ Chiffon
- Sequins Spray all over it
- Dupatta having four sides embellished border
- Finished Edges
Embellishment :
- Work includes kora, dabka, stones, sequins, beads, silk threads and swarovski crystals.
- 100% pure highest quality imported fabric.
- Antique shades of hand embellishment.
Make an Appointment
You can view the samples in Birmingham, West Midlands, UK. Please book an appointment via WhatsApp +441212884400 or email at sales@deemasfashion.comDress Care Instructions
- Do not wash.
- Do not bleach.
- Do not tumble dry.
- Iron at a maximum sole-plate temperature of 110°C.
- Mild professional dry cleaning in hydrocarbons.
- We recommend you take special care of this garment.
