Lehengas
Lehengas
103 products
Lehengas
Pink Net Lehenga Choli with Heavy Sequin Work and Net Dupatta
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Pink Raw Silk Designer Lehenga Choli with Cord Embroidery
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Pink Raw Silk Embroidered Lehenga Choli for Wedding Wear
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Pista Green Silk Designer Lehenga Choli with Embroidery
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Pista Silk Heavy Lehenga Choli with Zari and Sequin Embroidery
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Purple Jacquard Woven Silk Lehenga Choli with Cord Embroidery
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Purple Jacquard Woven Silk Lehenga with Floral Print and Asymmetric Blouse
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Purple Net Lehenga Choli with Floral Embroidery and Sequin Work
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Red and Peach Bridal Lehenga with Two-Tone Velvet Blouse
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Red and Peach Velvet Bridal Lehenga with Red Velvet Blouse
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Red Butter Silk Heavy Lehenga Choli with Zari and Sequin Work
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Red Jacquard Silk Designer Lehenga Choli with Embroidery Work
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Red Net and Silk Bridal Lehenga with Embellished Net Dupatta
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Red Net and Velvet Bridal Lehenga with Embellished Net Dupatta
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Red Silk and Net Designer Ethnic Lehenga with Embellished Dupatta
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Red Silk Designer Lehenga Choli with Embroidery Detail
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Red Silk Embroidered Designer Lehenga Choli for Party Wear
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Red Velvet Bridal Lehenga Choli with Embellished Border Dupatta
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Royal Blue Velvet Designer Lehenga Choli with Cord Embroidery
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Royal Blue Velvet Lehenga Choli for the Wedding Season
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Ruby Pink Jacquard Silk Designer Lehenga Choli with Embroidery
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Sea Green Dual Tone Silk Lehenga Choli with Resham and Zari Work
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Sea Green Tissue Designer Lehenga Choli with Thread Embroidery
Lehengas - frequently asked questions
What is included in a lehenga set from Vpnam?
Thirty-six of the 37 listings that state package contents include three pieces: the skirt, one dupatta and one blouse. A single listing gives skirt and blouse without a dupatta. Petticoats, jewellery and footwear are not included in any listing. The product page states the exact contents, so read that row before ordering.
What does semi-stitched mean on a lehenga?
Semi-stitched means the skirt is already constructed and flared, but the waist is left open with spare fabric folded inside so a tailor can close it to your exact measurement. It is quicker and cheaper to alter than an unstitched piece and far more adjustable than a stitched one. Thirteen of the 16 listings that state a condition are semi-stitched.
Is a dupatta included with a Vpnam lehenga?
Yes on almost every listing that states its contents: 36 of 37 include one dupatta. Twenty-seven listings give the dupatta fabric as net and 17 of those describe a net dupatta with an embellished border. Two listings have the dupatta attached to the skirt rather than supplied loose, which changes how it can be draped.
Which lehenga fabric is best for dancing at a sangeet?
Net and dual-tone silk move most easily. Net is light and open and takes its flare from the cut, so it swings without weighing on the hips. Velvet is the opposite choice, warm and heavy, and better suited to a seated reception than to several hours of dancing. Check the work as well; dense beadwork adds weight quickly.
How much does a lehenga cost at Vpnam?
Prices run from ₹2,851 to ₹23,999, with the midpoint near ₹7,924. The gap is mostly hand labour rather than fabric cost, because cord, resham and zari embroidery are paid for by the hour of work laid onto the skirt. Sixteen listings confirm GST is included in the displayed price, 15 of them at 12 per cent.
Can a lehenga be altered to fit me?
A semi-stitched lehenga can, and that is what it is designed for. Six listings state the blouse can be adjusted up to a 42-inch bust and waist, and seven give the skirt length as 42 inches, which a tailor can shorten but not lengthen. Take your own height into account before ordering, since hemming removes border detail.
How should a lehenga be cleaned and stored?
Forty-five listings state dry clean only. Store the skirt hanging from its waistband instead of folded, so the weight of the cord and sequin work does not press permanent creases into the flare, and use a cotton cover rather than plastic. Pack the net dupatta separately, because net catches on beadwork when the two are stored together.
What is the difference between a lehenga and a lehenga style saree?
A lehenga is three separate pieces: skirt, dupatta and blouse, and the skirt is a stitched garment pulled on at the waist. A lehenga style saree is a single draped saree cut and pre-pleated to fall like a skirt. Vpnam lists the six lehenga style sarees separately, and every one of those is pre-stitched and ready to wear.












