Sharanya Crush silk Pink Madhubala Neckline Gown Dress
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What you will receive: 1 Full stitched Long Dress + 1 Dupatta
Top: Front Depth 7 Inch, Sweetheart neck with scalloped Edging.
Sleeve: Full Length and Straight fitted sleeves
Dress Length: 55 inches Long
Flare Style: Flowy Anarkali flare with soft gathers for graceful movement.
Dupatta: Delicate silver-toned hand embroidery on the yoke with scalloped detailing on the dupatta edges.
Wash Care: Dry Wash only
Note: Please check the Size Chart for accurate measurement.
“When comfort, craftsmanship, and elegance come together, you get a piece you’ll cherish.” Crafted in luxurious Crush Space Silk, this long Anarkali dress flows beautifully, creating a silhouette that feels light, graceful, and timeless. The Madhubala neckline with delicate cutdana handwork, full sleeves, and softly gathered Anarkali flare offer understated richness, while the scalloped dupatta completes the look with quiet sophistication—perfect for festive moments and special gatherings.
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Crush Space Silk
Pink
Handwork,Cutdana
55Inch
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