Mehar Hand-Embroidered Stripped Tissue Panelled Long Dress

Designed for intimate celebrations, cocktail evenings, and soulful ghazal nights, Meher is a graceful long dress that brings together the richness of silk with the subtle shimmer of striped zari. The silhouette is fluid, elegant, and effortlessly flattering, making it a timeless addition to your festive wardrobe. Crafted from pure silk and striped zari, the dress features princess-cut zari panels running along both sides, adding gentle structure and creating an elongated silhouette. The interplay of solid silk and fine zari stripes lends depth without overwhelming the design. The neckline is thoughtfully detailed with a contemporary split neck, finished with a striped zari insert that echoes the side panels. The yoke is adorned with intricate hand embroidery featuring stylised floral vines and fan-shaped floral motifs, brought to life using zari, resham, sequins, beads, and fine katdana work. Delicate clusters of beadwork around the neckline further enhance the handcrafted finish. The embroidery continues onto the shoulders and sleeves, where the same botanical motifs create a balanced flow across the garment. Even the short side slits are beautifully finished with embroidered floral motifs on both the front and back, ensuring every angle reflects thoughtful craftsmanship. Elegant, lightweight, and easy to wear, Meher is designed for evenings where effortless sophistication speaks louder than excess. Details Long dress in pure silk and striped zari Princess-cut striped zari panels on the front and back Contemporary split neckline with striped zari insert Hand embroidery using zari, resham, sequins, beads and fine katdana Floral vine and fan-inspired motifs across the neckline and shoulders Coordinated embroidery on both sleeves Embellished short side slits with matching floral motifs Three-quarter sleeves Relaxed, flattering silhouette Styling Tips Style Meher with statement gold earrings, metallic heels, and a structured potli or clutch for cocktail evenings and festive dinners. For ghazal nights or intimate gatherings, wear it with soft waves or a sleek bun and let the intricate embroidery become the focal point.