Red Mirror Lehenga Set

Red · Printed Rayon

$100.00

shipped from India with tracking · Import duty, where a destination charges it, is collected by the courier on delivery and is not included in this total.

What you get Lehenga skirt, stitched choli, dupatta

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US 6 / India 36 $100.00 Waist 30" · Hip 39" US 8 / India 38 $100.00 Waist 32" · Hip 41" US 10 / India 40 $100.00 Waist 34" · Hip 43" US 12 / India 42 $100.00 Waist 36" · Hip 45"

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A Printed Rayon lehenga set in red, set with real mirror work that moves when you do. Rayon falls softly and takes print well, which is why the color reads so clean. The set is the lehenga skirt, choli and dupatta. Everything here is stitched already — unpack it and wear it. In the skirt, that is a 6 meter flair. Red is the traditional festive color, and this is a clear one rather than a brick. For Navratri, Diwali or any festival day that runs long.

Dupatta: The long scarf worn over the shoulder or head. Comes with the set.
Choli: The fitted short blouse worn with a lehenga.
Lehenga: The long flared skirt this outfit is named for.

Fabric: Printed Rayon
Included: Lehenga skirt, stitched choli, dupatta
Work: Mirror work
Colour: Red
Occasion: Festival
Size range: US 6 – US 12 (India 36–42)
Country of origin: India
Style code: TLR-043

Every piece is sent to you directly from our supplier in India, with tracking from dispatch.

Size & measurements

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US size	India size	Choli bust	Waist	Hip	Skirt length
US 6	36	36"	30"	39"	—
US 8	38	38"	32"	41"	—
US 10	40	40"	34"	43"	—
US 12	42	42"	36"	45"	—

These follow the standard India sizing convention — the India size number is the bust measurement in inches. They are body measurements, not garment measurements. Indian sizes run one to two sizes smaller than US sizes for the same body — that is why both columns are here. Measure yourself and pick the row, never convert from the size on a dress you own.

Ready to wear Arrives stitched and finished — zip it up and wear it. No tailor.

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