Key Features
🧵 Fabric — Banarasi Silk & Bombay Silk Fusion 🌀 Flare — 10 metres 🪡 Dupatta — 2.5 metres — Maroon, gold diagonal sequins, bottle green Banarasi patchwork border ✨ Work — Mirror buti embroidery, V-neckline zigzag mirror border, Banarasi patchwork cuffs, heritage patchwork hem border, mirror lace 📐 Size — Free Size (fits XS–XL) 🎉 Occasion — Navratri, Garba, Weddings, Sangeet, Festive functions.
Styling Tips — GANGOR
💃 Overall Styling Rule GANGOR is the boldest of the BANARAS series — rust, bottle green, and maroon together. Keep styling grounded and warm-toned. Let the outfit command the room.
💍 Jewellery Styling
- Skip heavy necklaces — the V-neckline mirror border and embroidered blouse carry all the detail needed
- Go for statement gold jhumkas or antique jadau chandbalis
- Stack gold bangles or mix rust and gold toned bangles for a coordinated wrist
- Optional: small jadau or antique gold maang tikka for wedding functions
💇 Hair Styling
- Sleek low bun → keeps backless blouse fully visible and the blouse embroidery readable
- Soft open waves → adds warmth and volume matching the rust lehenga energy
- Braided updo with gold pins → classic festive look for Navratri and sangeet nights
💄 Makeup Styling
- Keep base dewy and warm glowing — rust calls for warmth not matte
- Eyes: gold or copper shimmer, deep kohl liner
- Lip shades: brick red / deep terracotta / warm berry — stay in the warm earthy lane
🧣 Dupatta Styling
- Both shoulders open drape → gold diagonal sequins catch light from every angle as you move
- One-side drape → modern silhouette for functions, keeps backless blouse visible from behind
- Hold both ends wide during garba → the Banarasi patchwork border frames every spin beautifully
