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embroidered semi-stitched lehenga choli is a traditional Indian garment, often worn at festive occasions, weddings, and celebrations. It consists of three main pieces: the lehenga (a long skirt), the choli (a blouse or top), and a dupatta (a long scarf or shawl). Here’s a detailed description. Fabric The skirt is usually made from rich fabrics like silk, satin, velvet, georgette, or net. The choice of fabric determines the lehenga's drape, sheen, and comfort. Embroidery The lehenga is adorned with intricate embroidery, which can include zari (gold or silver thread work), sequins, beads, mirrors, stones, and thread work. Popular embroidery styles include zardozi, gota patti, and chikankari. Design Semi-stitched lehengas are partially stitched, meaning the waistband is attached but the side seams are left open. This allows for customization to the wearer's size and shape. They often feature a flared or A-line silhouette, and can also have a mermaid or fishtail cut. Color Available in a wide range of colors, from traditional reds and maroons to contemporary pastels and bold jewel tones.