Do You Want to Select the Latest that Is in Vogue(2020)? 10 Latest Choli Designs to Which Your Heart will Fall in Love with Its Design and Suited Your Budget Range

Indian weddings, festivals, and family functions are lavish affairs. Stretching from a day to a minimum five, these grand affairs are no less than a festival. Apart from beautiful settings, food, and other preparations, there is one more thing that is most important and cannot be neglected under any circumstances are outfits. The right gear boosts your confidence and makes you the star of the event. But deciding party wear is not an easy task when you're a woman.

Talking about the current trend while keeping the tradition in check, a lehenga choli is the best option. There are varieties of lehenga cholis available in the market consisting of different colours, styles, budgets, and work. You can choose among them according to your preference. However, not many are aware of the fact that apart from colour and work, there are many different designs of lehenga cholis. Thus, in this article, we are going to talk about everything related to lehenga cholis.

The fabrics of lehenga cholis differ according to the season. While buying lehenga choli, the first step you need to do is to set your budget. Establishing a budget will make it easier for you to decide what you want. Many people get their lehenga made from the same fabric every season or buy without considering the season. Here is a list of the type of materials for each season-

In case you have allergies from any type of fabric, the best option is to go for cotton. You don't have to wear lehenga just for the show. You are going to enjoy the event, and to do that you need to make sure that you feel comfortable throughout.

In this list, we have gathered a few best designs for lehenga cholis. You can choose any design you like and get it tailored. Read ahead to find out-

The sharara cut lehenga has always been in demand because of its perkiness. With the massive variety in the market, these shararas are very easy to handle and comfortable to carry around. These shararas are basically palazzo pants, just a little tight around thighs. Wore by celebrities like Deepika Padukone and Shamita Shetty, they are never going out of trend. You can use georgette, crepe, jacquard, brocade, and new silk fabric.

Sharara Cut Lehenga Suits almost everybody type. However, women with slim legs and petite bodies should refrain from getting shararas. This Grey Heavy Work Net Sharara Lehenga cum suit comes with heavy zari, sequin and faux pearl work. The sharara style lehenga can be customized according to your preference. You can wear this lehenga at any event.

Indo fusion lehengas are the best if you're looking for something unique. Little different from traditional lehengas, this lehenga, as the name suggests, is a fusion of western and Indian—lehenga. Paired with peplum top as choli makes it a rocking outfit choice for any event. You can also pair it with a dupatta or any statement jewelry to complete the look. In the Indo fusion duo, the focus is kept on choli more than lehenga.

Suitable for every body type, all you need is to decide the colour. The Dusty Pink Floral Lehenga is worn with a shrug here. This floral lehenga has banglore silk crop top and georgette skirt with the thread work lehenga. The lehenga is semi-stitched and is very light to wear.

One of the most loved lehenga choli designs, Panelled lehenga is the dreamy set you can wear on any occasion. Along with the lehenga's flare, there is a horizontal panel of fabrics attached to give it a substantial look. The panels are attached to the hemline to increase the volume of lehenga. These are also known as kalidar lehenga. The fabrics mostly used are georgette, net, or brocade. You can use the material with gold work and matching choli to complete the look.

Pair your outfit with a dupatta and rock any occasion. This design is best for ladies having pear, petite, and hourglass body shapes. In this Mimosa Textured Lehenga Choli Set, the material used is art silk and raw silk. As far as the dupatta is concerned, it has Zari work all over it. The lehenga choli is quite lightweight since it is made of polyester. There is zari and meena work all over the lehenga.

Double Flared Lehengas are such an excellent site at every event. There are two layers in this lehenga, one under the other. The flares add heavy volume and make it look like a dreamy gown. Pair it with a simple choli as the lehenga is the main attraction of this outfit design. The best fabric choice for double flared lehenga is crepe, net, georgette, organza silk or brocade.

Double flared lehengas can be paired with a crop top style choli. You can rock the style with or without a dupatta. Check out this beige and red colored lehenga is made of art silk. The lehenga and choli comes with faux chiffon dupatta. The double flared lehenga has heavy zari, resham and stonework done on it.

Half Saree Lehenga has been in trend since long. There are many different ways you can wear a half saree lehenga on multiple occasions. All you have to do is wear an A-line lehenga and then drape the dupatta as saree. This trend is mostly followed by South Indians and now has paved its way to all over India. Get yourself a choli blouse, a simple looking choli, and a heavy work dupatta, and you're good to go. You can use brocade, cotton, or new silk fabric for this lehenga style.

Refrain from trying this look if you are short in height, or you'll look fuller. Here the dazzling and soft on the eye half saree lehenga is crimson red in colour. The fabric used for this lehenga is raw silk and the work is elaborate hand embroidery. The work is done with beads, zari, thread and cut dana. The crimson red lehenga is paired with fuchsia pink dupatta draped around to form a half saree look. The blouse is heavily embroidered and has half sleeves.

If you're going to the reception or an after-party, this look is perfect. The jacket is now a trend as it gives a lady-boss vibe. You can pair the flared lehenga with a long coat and pair it with a piece of statement jewelry. This style is perfect for those who are on the short or heavy side. Use jacquard, brocade, or new silk fabric for the lehenga. You can either wear a front-open jacket with a cropped choli inside or a closed one. Both styles will give you the perfect look and will make you look elegant in the crowd.

The Printed Art Silk Lehenga has floral print and resham work all over it. The skirt is accompanied by a jacket style choli which is stitched at the midriff and then the net goes toward the knee.

Also known as mermaid style lehenga, this one is perfect for women with a slim figure. The lehenga is fit around the thighs and flows freely down the knees. The Fishtail Lehenga accentuates the hips and is best for ladies with apple, pear, or thin body shapes. However, if you have an hourglass or rectangle body shape, you can totally rock this lock as it will accentuate your curves.

Wear a short halter neck blouse with the fishtail lehenga. You can opt-out from wearing any accessory as the lehenga will be enough to attract all the attention. This blue net fishtail lehenga or mermaid style lehenga is a site to watch. The appliqué pattern on the waist enhances the look of the lehenga. The lehenga is unstitched and can be customized according to the preference.

This is the most elegant lehenga Choli set on this list. The Straight Cut Lehenga Choli is best for ladies with slim body shape. The lehenga flows downwards without any frills and accentuates all the curves. You can opt for brocade, georgette, new silk, or brocade fabric for this design. The straight lehenga is perfect for people with hourglass body shape, straight and apple-shaped body. In case you are blessed with a pear-shaped body or are too thin, refrain from carrying it as it will dull your charm.

Pair it with a designer blouse or a heavy choli, and you're ready to rock the party. Here the rose pink and purple ombre lehenga is made of georgette and raw silk. The lehenga has gota patti work, zardozi and kundan embroidery. The lehenga comes with rose pink dupatta and looks beautiful in every setting.

One of the most sold lehenga choli designs is worn by many brides on their special day. The lehenga makes a perfect A shape and is paired with a matching blouse and dupatta. The number of pleats is quite less, and the flow is straight downwards. The best thing about Aline Lehenga is that it's effortless to carry and is very comfortable. You can wear any type of choli with this lehenga as it’s quite versatile.

The A-line choli complements almost every body shape if paired correctly. You can drape a dupatta and carry light accessories along with it. This design is best for wedding cocktail parties, engagements, weddings, and engagements. Here, the outfit is fitted with zari, patch border work, stone, and resham. This lehenga is semi-stitched wherein you can customize the hips and waist. The fabric used for making this lehenga is net.

Inspired by western wedding gowns with long trails and dreamy looks, wedding trail lehenga is one of the most desired designs by brides. Worn by various Bollywood celebrities, you can search for it online for some inspiration. Ideal for every body type and season, wedding trail lehenga is my personal favourite design. You can pair it up with heavy cholis of different styles such as deep neck U blouse, lace blouse, embellished blouse, or an off-shoulder blouse.

These blouse types will complement your wedding trail lehenga beautifully. This rich Red Colored Full Flared amazing lehenga choli is perfect for the brides for their special wedding day. The trail lehenga has zardozi and zari work on the border and choli. The choli has work on the half sleeves and comes with a net dupatta full of heavy work.

The market is currently full of different blouse styles. There are many styles available, but you need to know that now all types of blouses can become cholis. However, here we have compiled a list of blouse design for you to choose from-

The deep neck is favorite amongst ladies as it accentuates the curves and shows off the neck bones. You can pair the shirt with a choker or heavy necklace as a piece of statement jewelry.

Stones on the blouse are never a bad option. The heavy shirt can easily be paired with a plain lehenga and a plain dupatta. You can use American diamonds, tassels, mirrors, kat-danas, and beads. This style came into a trend after successful Bollywood movies.

Lace has always been the essence of every Indian clothing from older times. You can ask your tailor to make some chic designs on your blouse with laces. You can use colorful laces and take inspiration online.

Use light or massive frill on your blouse sleeves, there are many options available to choose from about how much ruffle and the length of fringe you require.

A little daring to try, you can don this corset style blouse to show off your fitness. Corset blouses help to accentuate curves better and provides support to the chest area and upper body.

Perfect for the winter season, full sleeves are royally sophisticated design, inspired by maharanis of the golden era.

Peplums are the favorite amongst girls. We wear it regularly as a top and as a choli, there's no better option. The peplums arrive from the Mughal era and can go both with sharara or Indo western lehenga choli.

Instead of buying that regular white or red lehenga choli, try to experiment with different, daring colors. Here are some of the best combinations you can work for your lehenga cholis on any occasion-