BRIDAL LONG-KOTI SHARARA

Bridal Long Koti Sharara

Overall Style
This outfit is a long koti sharara, a traditional  ensemble often worn for weddings and festive occasions. The “koti” refers to the long, jacket-style top, while the “sharara” is a flared, wide-legged bottom.

Top (Long Koti)
The long koti in this outfit is made from a rich maroon fabric and is heavily adorned with intricate golden embroidery. The embroidery features floral and architectural motifs, giving it a regal and ornate appearance. The koti has a front slit that reveals the sharara underneath, adding elegance and movement to the outfit.

Bottom (Sharara)
The sharara is crafted from matching maroon fabric with a wide flare. It is decorated with delicate embroidery along the hemline, complementing the heavy work on the koti. The flare of the sharara adds volume and grandeur to the look.

Dupatta
The set includes a deep pink net dupatta with embroidered borders and scattered floral motifs. The sheer fabric and embellishments enhance the overall richness of the outfit.

Occasion
This long koti sharara is ideal for bridal wear, wedding receptions, or formal festive events, thanks to its luxurious fabric, detailed craftsmanship, and traditional yet stylish design.