Pakistani Indian Style Wedding Dress Collection Net Heavy Embroidered Maxi Long Frock Style

Product Description:

A lavish, designer-inspired bridal or premium formal gown in rich Emerald Green, adorned with intricate embellishments from head to hem. This luxurious Pishwas/Maxi-style ensemble seamlessly blends royal elegance with masterful artistry, making it an ideal choice for receptions, Nikah ceremonies, and upscale festive events.

Key Features: 

Dress Style:

• Full-length Flared Pishwas/Maxi Gown
• Front-open style with inner layer visible
• Wide Circular Flare with trailing hem
• Fitted Bodice and Sleeves, gradually flowing into a voluminous skirt
• V-neckline with structured shoulders and defined waist

Fabric:

• Gown: Soft Bareeze Net with inner lining.
• Dupatta: Embroidered Net/Organza.
• Hem: Layered Tissue or Silk Frill for added volume and grace.

Embroidery & Embellishments:

• Fully embellished with:
  • Intricate silver and antique gold zari embroidery
  • Dabka, Nakshi, sequins, pearls, and stonework
  • Floral and Mughal-inspired motifs
• Dense embroidery on the bodice, sleeves, and panels with heavy motif placement at the bottom flare
• Borders enhanced with scalloped or geometric patterns

Sleeves & Dupatta Details:

• Full-length sleeves, richly embroidered in a matching pattern
• Dupatta (if part of the set) likely includes:
  • Net or organza fabric
  • Heavy Four-Sided embroidered borders
  • Light scattered motifs or sequins across the center

Color Palette:

• Emerald green base
• Silver, antique gold, or champagne-toned embroidery accents
• Jewel-tone aesthetic suitable for winter or evening events

Suitable Occasion:

• Engagements & Nikah ceremonies.
• Walima / Reception looks.
• Bridesmaids & festive events.
• Formal parties & luxury occasions.

Care Instructions:

• Dry Clean Only: To preserve delicate embroidery, sequins, and handwork.
• Handle with Care: Avoid pulling or snagging the net and dupatta.
• Storage: Keep in a garment bag or wrapped in muslin to prevent dust and damage.
• Ironing: Use a low-heat iron with a cloth over the fabric; avoid direct contact with embroidery.
• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Do not bleach; keep away from perfumes or deodorants that may stain.