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Lehenga Choli
Shop lehenga cholis for weddings, sangeet, mehendi and festivals, from heavily embroidered wedding lehengas to lightweight floral and corset styles. Every lehenga comes as a complete set with a choli and dupatta, in standard sizing with free custom tailoring. Shop by occasion:bridesmaid,mehendi,engagement,cocktailandparty wear.
What is a lehenga choli?
A lehenga choli is a three-piece outfit: a long, flared skirt (lehenga), a fitted blouse (choli) and a dupatta draped over the shoulder or head. It is the most popular outfit for Indian weddings, worn by brides, bridesmaids and guests alike. It is also called a lehenga, lengha or ghagra choli.
Shop lehengas by occasion
Wedding andbridal lehengas:heavy silk, velvet and brocade lehengas with zari and sequin work, in reds, maroons, golds and jewel tones.
Bridesmaid lehengas:coordinated colors and lighter embroidery, so the bridal party matches without upstaging the bride.
Mehendi lehengas:greens, yellows and florals in light fabrics that are easy to sit and dance in.
Engagementandcocktail lehengas:pastels, metallics and modern cuts for roka, engagement parties and sangeet nights.
Party wear lehengas:lighter, versatile styles for Diwali, Navratri, Eid, receptions and prom.
Modern lehenga styles
Beyond the classic flared lehenga, you'll find corset lehengas, one-shoulder and off-shoulder cholis, anarkali-style lehengas, floral printed lehengas and lehengas with jackets or capes. Modern styles are popular with guests who want a traditional outfit with a contemporary fit.
How to choose a lehenga
Fabric and season:velvet, silk and brocade suit winter and evening weddings. Georgette, organza, net and printed crepe are lighter for summer and daytime events.
Weight:heavily embroidered lehengas look stunning but can weigh more. If you'll be dancing at a sangeet or standing for hours, choose sequins on net or georgette over heavy zari on silk.
Color:red and maroon are traditional for brides, so guests usually choose other colors. Pastels are popular for daytime, jewel tones for evening. Seewhat to wear to an Indian wedding as a guest.
Body shape:A-line and flared lehengas flatter most figures. Mermaid and fishtail cuts suit those who want a fitted silhouette. Use the filters to shop by fabric, embroidery, color and shipping time.
Sizing and custom tailoring
Lehengas are sized in standard measurements, and free custom tailoring is available, so the choli and waist can be made to your measurements. Check thesize chartbefore ordering. For extended sizes, see ourplus size collection.
Lehenga FAQs
What comes with a lehenga choli from Lashkaraa?
Each lehenga is a complete set: the lehenga skirt, the choli (blouse) and a matching dupatta. The product page lists exactly what is included/
What is the difference between a lehenga and a saree?
A lehenga is a separate skirt and blouse with a dupatta. A saree is a single long piece of fabric draped around the body over a blouse and petticoat. Lehengas are easier to wear and dance in. Read ourlehenga vs saree guide.
Can a guest wear a lehenga to an Indian wedding?
Yes, lehengas are one of the most popular guest outfits. Just avoid bridal red and heavy bridal-style lehengas, and skip all-white unless the invitation asks for it.
How far ahead should I order a lehenga for a wedding?
If you want custom tailoring, order at least 4 weeks before your event to allow time for measurement confirmation and transit time for shipping. If you're ordering an outfit in standard sizing, order at least 2 weeks before your event. If your event is sooner, filter by shipping time or shopReady to Ship.
Can I wear a lehenga to prom?
Yes. A lighter party wear or corset lehenga is a popular prom choice. Look for styles in net or georgette with sequin work.
How do I choose bridesmaid lehengas for a group?
Pick one color family and let each bridesmaid choose a style that suits her, or choose the same lehenga in different colors.