Size Chart
Gown Size: Free Size (XL) - Adjustable up to chest 42 inch with the help of a tailor. Also available in (M Chest 38 inch upto L Chest 40 inch margin ) (XL Chest 42 inch upto 2XL Chest 44 inch margin). Fully Stitched
Gown Length: 49-50 Inch
Sleeves Length: 3/4
Package Contains: Gown
.Product Description
Makhan Velvet Gown with Rainbow Handcrafted Khatli and Maggam Work Embroidery
Crafted from smooth Makhan velvet for a soft, premium finish
Features rainbow-inspired hand embroidery using detailed khatli and maggam techniques
Comfortable inner lining allows for easy, breathable wear
Suitable for festive gatherings, family functions, and evening celebrations
Elegant flared cut enhances the look of the traditional design
Colorful threadwork adds a modern touch to ethnic styling
Designed for a graceful and charming appearance
When to Wear
This beautifully embroidered Makhan velvet gown is ideal for occasions that call for both cultural richness and comfort. Its rainbow threadwork offers a refreshing alternative to heavily embellished gowns, making it perfect for festive celebrations like Diwali parties, Navratri functions, and Raksha Bandhan get-togethers where grace meets comfort.
The soft velvet texture and unique embroidery technique make this gown well-suited for winter weddings, sangeet evenings, or formal receptions. Its heavy feel and elegant flair stand out in low-light or evening settings, especially under warm yellow or soft ambient lighting common in banquet halls and indoor events.
This gown also fits beautifully into semi-formal family gatherings where elegance is expected, such as milestone anniversaries, housewarming parties, or even pre-wedding rituals like mehendi and roka ceremonies. For those who appreciate classic silhouettes but want a touch of vibrance, the rainbow hand embroidery gives this gown versatility across several events.
Cultural programs, art exhibitions, or religious festivals also make fitting settings for this gown. It’s particularly ideal when you want to wear something that’s festive but not too flashy. Its handcrafted nature gives it a thoughtful charm that works well in gatherings where artisanal work is appreciated.
Whether you’re part of the host family or an attending guest, this gown ensures you look appropriately dressed without needing layers of jewelry or additional styling. It helps strike the perfect balance between tradition and trend, making it an essential part of your celebration wardrobe.
How to Wear
Style this Makhan velvet gown with accessories that highlight its detailed work while keeping the overall look composed. A pair of long earrings with colored stones or antique gold finish can complement the rainbow threadwork without distracting from it. You may skip a necklace entirely if the neckline is already embroidered. Choose one standout jewelry piece—like a cocktail ring or a bangle—to avoid clutter.
For shoes, go for soft velvet sandals or juttis in rich shades like maroon, deep green, or bronze. These shades reflect the hues in the embroidery and maintain the ethnic appeal. Avoid glittery footwear, as it may clash with the handwork’s refined finish.
Hair can be styled in a mid or low bun for formal events or left in soft waves for a semi-casual look. Add small hairpins or a single floral clip for a festive feel. For makeup, go for a smooth base with emphasis on one feature—either bold kajal and neutral lips, or warm-toned lipstick with subtle shimmer on the eyelids.
Use a potli or clutch in velvet or raw silk with minimal embroidery. If needed, add a dupatta in sheer organza or plain net with light border work. Drape it across one shoulder or pleat it neatly for a polished look.
Maintain a balanced aesthetic by not layering too many elements. Let the beauty of the gown speak through its fabric and detailed handwork. Keep movements elegant and posture confident—this is the kind of gown that draws attention through craftsmanship and charm, not exaggeration.
