ROSE-GOLD BRIDAL LONG-KOTI SHARARA

 Bridal Long Koti Sharara

Overall Style
The 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 bottom paired with it. This particular design is heavily embellished, giving it a luxurious and regal appearance.

Color and Fabric
The set is in a muted rose gold or dusty pink tone, with a rich, velvety sheen. The fabric appears to be a high-quality silk or satin blend, providing a smooth and elegant drape.

Embroidery and Detailing
The entire outfit is adorned with intricate golden thread embroidery in floral and vine patterns. The embellishments include sequins and beads, adding a subtle sparkle. The embroidery is dense, especially along the borders and neckline, creating a grand and ornate look.

Koti (Long Jacket)
The koti is floor-length with a front slit, allowing the sharara underneath to be visible. It has a fitted bodice and slightly flared hem, enhancing the silhouette. The neckline is modest and rounded, with embroidery extending across the chest and sleeves.

Sharara (Bottom)
The sharara is wide-legged and equally embellished, matching the koti’s embroidery style. The flare gives it a graceful flow when walking.

Dupatta (Scarf)
The matching dupatta is made from a sheer, flowy fabric with embroidered borders and scattered motifs throughout. It complements the outfit perfectly, adding an extra layer of elegance.

Occasion Suitability
This long koti sharara is ideal for bridal wear, engagement ceremonies, or high-end festive events, thanks to its rich color, heavy embroidery, and regal design.