The flared skirt style of a lehenga is much loved, because its feminine, doll-like silhouette has a romantic appeal, which instantly transports one to a fairy-tale world. The charm of the gorgeous Indian ensemble lies in its swaying flares — and probably that is why, the circular lehengas with their beautiful, swirly looks are quite popular.
Generally, these lehengas have a wide flare and at the hemline this forms a complete circle. Circular shapes are generally achieved by bias-cutting the fabric. These are also known as umbrella-cut lehengas, and are quite popular among girls and younger lot. Even brides prefer them because of their voluminous, swirly look that’s unmatched by any other lengha cut or style.
A plenty of fabric is used in achieving the perfect circular skirt design — much more than an A-line shape or the panelled skirts. Umbrella Lehengas or Circular Lehengas have a beautiful fit and flare appeal — i.e. they are narrow at the waist, and then gradually open up and are widest at the hem. Although the similar thing is done in A line or panelled designs, they don’t have as much flare as the circular ones. And, if the number of panels or pleats is increased to enhance the flare — the material adds up on the waist area too — making it look bulky. However, that is not an issue in the circular or bias cut skirt because the material doesn’t bulk up on the top end, even when the volume is humongous.
Applique Work Umbrella Lehenga: For A Beautiful Fit And Flare Appeal :
Applique is a type of embroidery that employs a smaller patch or fabric to be applied or sewed onto a larger fabric or surface. It is mostly one piece of fabric in its entirety. Applique derives its roots from French culture and it means ‘something applied’ or a thing that has been applied. Applique work employs a number of stitches to attach the applied pieces on to the base material. Some of the most common stitches and their uses are straight stitch. Straight stitch or running stitch is the most common type of stitch practiced while attaching Appliqué patches onto the base material. In today’s time, with tremendous advancement in technology, modern embroidery machines can quickly stitch Appliqué designs usually by following a program.
Many designers as well as women prefer this style — even when a lot of volume and flare is not needed — because it’s a classy, stylish design that’s easy to carry and looks pretty. It is, however, difficult to get this cut right — and an inexperienced dress-maker or seamstress can always make a huge mistake, while cutting or styling it. This can result in an uneven hemline, which looks very bad. we assure you of great cuts and silhouettes, and even in our ready-to-stitch, unstitched pieces, you can be sure of getting a perfect circular lehenga.
You can get umpteen color, embroidery, work and design choices, and pick circular lenghas for wedding, party-wear, navratri, festival wear, for wearing them to Indian cultural functions and all sorts of special occasions. Available in a huge price range, you can get your bridal circular lehenga or pick one for a college or school function or drama. On special order you can get your ensemble with choli stitched and customized too. Online offers worldwide shipping facility.
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