Shirt and dupatta can be 60 grams pure chiffon georgette. Raw silk is good for shirt too but since shirt and dupatta are same shade of deep red, I would rather use same material for both since there IS a difference in shade,very slight but still there,when the fabrics are different,no matter how expert the dyer is. Even if we do chiffon shirt and chiffon banarso dupatta,sometimes there is a difference in colors.
Having said that,i would also go with some kaam,or atleast green banarsi patti for sharara bottom.it’s too plain and to me it gives a look of a sharara stitched later to wear on event with a shirt dupatta we already had :bummer:
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O.M.G…thank you sooooooooo much for this! Those pics really helps me in seeing the outfit more closely and getting some more “details”. I’m very grateful…thank you!!!
Re: I think I have my dream dress… Thoughts on modifying this?
Thanks! I thought chiffon was a thinner material? For the shirt, will that material be “strong” enough for all that kaam? Also, even IF it’s done in diff. fabrics, in your opinion, do you think that “difference” in the red will be noticeable (especially in pics)?
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Thanks EVERYONE for all your opinions! I found some additional pics and can see the “green” border on the dupatta and tops better now.
Those of you giving opinions on adding something on the bottom of the sharara to “tie” it in…what do you think about putting the green border in the pic below? I’m thinking about putting it on the bottom as a “border”.
Me being only 5 feel tall…should I shorten the kameez? Maybe have it come upto my knee? Thoughts? The heels I wear will most likely be only 2-3 inches since I want to be able to walk around and dance comfortably throughout the night.
Looking at this picture…from this angle…the dupatta doesn’t “look” that heavy. Is that just an illusion?
Besides all this…I’m also considering having matching churidaar made. That way…maybe in the future, i can re-wear this. (And no, I will NOT put the dupatta on my head or wear a tikaa if I wear this outfit to someone else’s wedding!).
Re: I think I have my dream dress… Thoughts on modifying this?
awww but just make sure whoever you get it made from doesnt con you out of your money ive seen pages with all these designer coppies and their selling them for higher than the original!!! hope it turns out beautiful xxxx
ive seen pages with all these designer coppies and their selling them for higher than the original!!! hope it turns out beautiful xxxx