MOF AZ-10
The outfit is a traditional bridal dress featuring heavy embroidery and intricate embellishments. It includes a long, flowing lehenga (skirt) with detailed patterns and beadwork, a matching blouse, and a dupatta (veil) draped elegantly over the head and shoulders. The design is rich and ornate, perfect for a wedding or special occasion.
MOF AZ-11
Description:
This is a traditional South Asian formal outfit, likely a bridal or party wear dress. It features a long straight-cut kameez with full sleeves and heavy, intricate embroidery all over. The embellishments include zari work, sequins, and beads, creating a rich and ornate look. The kameez is paired with matching trousers that have embroidered borders. A contrasting dupatta with delicate detailing completes the ensemble, draped elegantly over one shoulder.
MOF AZ-3
Colour:
Base Colour: Soft ivory or off-white with warm undertones.
Embroidery Colour: Antique gold, with slight hints of silver or champagne sequins for a delicate shimmer.
This classic palette is perfect for pre-wedding events or even as a nikah or walima outfit for brides who love understated elegance.
Fabric:
Top (Kameez): Likely georgette or chiffon with lining — flows softly yet holds shape.
Sharara (Bottom): Possibly raw silk or satin — has a rich fall and structured flair.
Dupatta: Organza or net, sheer and bordered with embroidery.
Embroidery / Work:
Type of Work:
Zari and zardozi embroidery dominate the borders and sleeves.
Sequin, stone, and dabka work scattered throughout.
Intricate floral and paisley motifs at the hem and dupatta.
MOF AZ-5
Colour:
Base Colour: Soft blush pink or rose gold nude.
Embroidery Colour: Rich antique gold with hints of metallic bronze and champagne thread.
The color combination is gentle and universally flattering, with a touch of vintage sophistication.
🧵 Fabric:
Kameez & Gharara: Likely net over satin or crepe lining, creating a layered and airy finish.
Dupatta: Sheer net or tissue with dense embroidery and a four-sided embellished border.
Clutch: Fully hand-embroidered to match the outfit, completing the coordinated bridal look.
🪡 Embroidery / Work:
Type of Work:
Zari, tilla, and dabka embroidery dominates the entire ensemble.
Dense floral and vine motifs, especially concentrated around the neckline, borders, and sleeves.
Scattered pearls, sequins, and stone embellishments for that bridal shimmer.
MOF AZ-9
The outfit is a traditional South Asian bridal or formal dress, likely a lehenga or anarkali style with a heavily embroidered long jacket and a matching skirt. It features intricate hand-embroidery with golden threadwork, sequins, and embellishments. The dupatta (veil) is draped over the head, complementing the elegance of the attire.