The dark green and brown salwar is liable to arrest every possible eye
. The colour proportion, imagination of design and careful materialization of the creativity are all high laudable. The resham embroidered images, the appliqus with stone, zari and metal beads have done a good job in adding poise to the salwar. The full arm green sleeve and the elastic with drawchord waist type accentuate the elegance of the salwar. The green bottom and the brown duppata are simply apt to add to the sober and royal look of the whole result. This is an apt choice for wedding receptions, even if you happen to be the bride.
The green legs of the chudidar have a hemline with a maroon patch. This maroon patch completes the legs even if it is brief. The lower part of the chudidar flows as gatherings below the waist. The maroon hemline edges the lower part with metal beads. Towards the inner side of the maroon patch runs a narrow dark green patch. Similar to the maroon patch, even this part has tiny floral motifs done with stones that frequent throughout the green strip. The body of the chudidar is simply awesome. The resham embroidered zari floral works are impeccable and done with the finest dexterity. This narrowly placed broad patch of resham work comprises creepers, flowers and leaves as design subjects.
Two different shades of brown are placed vertically alternate. This design would be of great enhancement to Indian women who are relatively short. By any chance, if you happen to be above average height, then the salwar would only make you drop dead gorgeous. Near the neck we have a narrow green patch which has zari embroidered resham flowers. An ornate piece of artistic design forms the center of the patch from which a chain proceeds to another patch on the side. This ornamental piece has rich and huge green stones on it. If you wish to steal the show, please go ahead.