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Crop top styling defines this set: a 9 metre flared net skirt worn with a raw silk blouse carrying resham embroidery, finished with a frilled net dupatta. The listed colours are peacock blue and orange. The 9 metre figure is the flare of the skirt, and it is the single number that tells you most about how this lehenga behaves. Nine metres of net is a lot of fabric to move. Net is an open weave, so it carries that volume without the weight a solid woven cloth would add, and the skirt swings and settles rather than hanging straight. It is the fabric choice that makes a skirt-style lehenga practical to dance in. Resham is silk-thread embroidery worked flat into the fabric, so it reads as soft colour rather than metallic shine. On a raw silk blouse, which has a dry hand and a faint slub texture, the thread sits into the surface rather than on top of it. The crop top cut leaves the midriff open and sits higher than a standard choli, which is what shifts a lehenga from traditional to contemporary. The dupatta is net with frills along the edge. A set like this belongs at a sangeet or a mehndi rather than at a formal ceremony, and it suits a younger guest who wants movement in the outfit. A slight colour variation may occur because of lighting, camera flash and screen settings.
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It refers to the total width of fabric used around the hem of the skirt. Nine metres is a generous flare, so the lehenga falls in deep folds and swings out when you turn. More flare means more movement, and it is the main reason skirt-style lehengas are chosen for a sangeet.
A crop top lehenga replaces the traditional fitted choli with a shorter top that ends above the waist, leaving the midriff open. It sits higher and looser than a classic choli, which gives the outfit a more contemporary line and makes it easier to move in through a long evening.
The blouse is raw silk carrying resham embroidery. Raw silk has a dry hand and a faint slub texture, so it holds a crop top shape firmly rather than clinging. Resham is silk-thread work stitched flat into the fabric, reading as soft colour instead of metallic shine.
The dupatta is net with frills along the edge. Frilling adds movement to the fall of the panel, which suits the volume already in a 9 metre skirt. Net keeps the dupatta light and translucent, so it layers over the skirt without adding visual weight.
Yes. Vpnam has a 7-day return window, and the full terms are in the Refund and Returns Policy. Contact us within 7 days of delivery if the item arrives damaged or defective, an item is missing, or a different product was sent, and keep the item, tags and original packaging unused while the claim is reviewed. Worn, washed, altered or tailored products cannot be returned.
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