Baby Pink Designer Lehenga Choliwith Tonal Thread Embroidery & Embroidered Dupatta
A baby pink designer lehenga choli worked in dense tonal ivory and rose thread embroidery, with a full-sleeve sweetheart choli and a matching embroidered net dupatta. Available to try on at Raunak Boutique in Epping, Melbourne.
- Product code
- RB-LEH-BP-002
- Category
- Designer bridal lehenga choli
- Colour
- Baby pink with ivory and rose thread work
- Lehenga fabric
- Embroidered net over a soft lining, canvas-supported hem
- Choli
- Full sleeve, sweetheart neckline, embroidered through the sleeves
- Dupatta
- Soft net with scattered floral butis and a wide embroidered border
- Embroidery
- Tonal resham thread work with jaal panels and scalloped tiers
- Silhouette
- Tiered A-line flare with concealed side zip
- Occasions
- Wedding, engagement, reception, sangeet, mehndi, day functions
- Sizing
- AU 6-20, with in-house alterations available
- Care
- Dry clean only
- Availability
- In store at Epping, Melbourne - try before you buy
About this lehenga
Baby pink has quietly become the most requested bridal palette of the last few seasons, and this piece shows why. Rather than relying on colour for impact, it builds everything from texture: a net base worked almost edge to edge in tonal thread embroidery, ivory against blush with fine rose highlights lifting the pattern where the light catches.
The skirt is constructed in tiers. Scalloped panels stack down the flare, each one a slightly different jaal pattern, finishing in a deep embroidered border at the hem. The effect is a lehenga that reads as one continuous piece of work from a distance and rewards a closer look up close. A canvas-supported hem keeps the flare full through a long function.
The choli is full sleeve with a sweetheart neckline, embroidered through the body and all the way down the arms so there is no break in the pattern. The dupatta is soft net, scattered with embroidered floral butis and edged with a wide matching border, cut long enough to drape over the head as a veil or across one shoulder.
Fit and sizing
Available in AU sizes 6 to 20. The choli is supplied with margin at the seams so it can be taken in to your measurements, and both sleeve and skirt length are set during your fitting. Most alterations are completed within 7 to 14 days. If you are ordering for a specific wedding date, we recommend allowing at least three weeks.
Styling notes
Pastels sit best with warm metals: rose gold, pearl and uncut polki all complement the ivory thread work, while heavy silver tends to flatten it. Because the embroidery is dense and detailed, a lighter jewellery set usually works better than a full bridal parure. Soft, warm-toned makeup and blush or nude heels keep the whole look cohesive.
Caring for pale fabric
Pastel outfits show marks more readily than deep colours, so we recommend dry cleaning promptly after each wear rather than storing and dealing with it later. Keep the dupatta folded separately from the skirt so the border embroidery cannot catch on the net, and use a breathable cotton garment cover instead of plastic, which traps moisture and can yellow pale thread over time.
Occasions this suits
Engagement & roka
Pastels photograph exceptionally well in daylight, which makes this a natural choice for morning and afternoon engagement ceremonies.
Wedding & reception
The density of the thread work gives it enough presence to lead a formal evening event without relying on heavy sequins or stones.
Mehndi & haldi
A softer, lighter alternative to bright yellows and oranges for brides who prefer a muted palette across their functions.
Sangeet
The tiered flare moves well while dancing, and the net dupatta is light enough to pin at the shoulder and forget about.
Wedding guest
A refined pastel option for sisters, bridesmaids and close family attending a daytime ceremony.
