LAIRA

The aari work on the organza shirt would typically involve motifs like floral patterns, paisleys, or geometric designs, skillfully stitched using fine silk or metallic threads. The delicacy of the fabric complements the fine, intricate aari stitches, creating a balanced, luxurious appearance. The embroidery is often done in a way that it doesn’t overpower the sheer beauty of the fabric, but rather enhances it. For the dupatta, the aari embroidery may follow the design of the shirt, creating a cohesive look. The edges of the dupatta are often heavily embroidered, with motifs continuing across the length of the fabric. The edges of the dupatta are often worked with dense floral and geometric patterns to create a refined finish.The embroidery would typically be concentrated at the bottom hem of the trouser. The aari work at the base could follow a similar design as the shirt and dupatta, making the entire ensemble cohesive. The embroidery along the hemline is often done using a delicate chain stitch, and small beads or pearls may be added to give it a 3D effect. When all components are brought together, they would make for an elegant and traditional ensemble, suitable for festive occasions, or evening functions. The aari embroidery would lend a timeless appeal, with its meticulous detail and luxurious finish.