Lehenga choli is a traditional Indian outfit that consists of three main pieces: the lehenga (a long, flared skirt), the choli (a fitted blouse), and a dupatta (a matching scarf or stole). This ensemble is especially popular during weddings, festivals, and other cultural celebrations. Lehengas are often made from rich fabrics like silk, velvet, or georgette and are beautifully decorated with embroidery, sequins, zari work, beads, or mirror work, giving them a royal and festive appearance. The choli can be designed in various styles, such as sleeveless, backless, or long-sleeved, to suit personal taste and the occasion.

Lehenga choli represents not only traditional fashion but also regional diversity, with different parts of India offering their own variation like the heavily embroidered Rajasthani lehenga or the intricate Banarasi lehenga from Varanasi