Embroidered Dresses – The New Summer Trend
Wearing embroidered dresses is the new summer trend in the country. We are witnessing it everywhere. While in the past, it was only limited to weddings, nikah ceremonies, Eid occasions, and other general festive occasions, it is now becoming an everyday dress for many women across the country. It seems like everyone has gotten crazy about wearing an embroidered dress to appear fashionable and in the know-how of desi clothing trends.
What is Embroidery?
Embroidery is the classical art of decorating fabrics with wires and threads. It is usually done with the help of a needle. Embroidery as an art has been practiced all over the world for several centuries to produce embroidered dresses. However, India and Pakistan have become massive centers of all sorts of embroidered arts. In Pakistan, every region of the country has its own unique style and variation. That’s why they have become famous all over the world for their playful and intricate beauty.
Embroidered Dresses - The New Trend
We also love this latest trend. Several of our outlets like Khaadi, Maria B, Sana Safinaz, and Kayseria display their latest designs. Some are even available on sale these days. In particular, Maria B’s chiffon collection has garnered quite praise. Embroidered dresses are so fun and festive at the same time. They are beyond perfect for any tropical event. They are boho and casual enough to be worn during the regular day-to-day routine.
Moreover, the embroidery style is totally bohemian. Even a little needlework adds an art-inspired vibe to any fashion trend. It makes even the simplest of the silhouettes into a style statement. Fortunately, there are plenty of classy and chic options on display in different clothing brands of Giga Mall. From embroidered dresses to accessories and embroidered shoes, you can get your fix of summer’s embroidery trend in multiple ways. And not to mention, it breathes a new life into your looks.
Embroidery Designs for Clothes
Embroidery designs for suits and clothes come in a wide range. You can go from sparse to simple to effusive to intricately embroidered dresses. Going for an embroidery design really depends on the type of the suit and the occasion you want to wear it on. For example, a bridal embroidered shalwar Qameez will look a lot different from a casual embroidered suit. While the former will have heavily embroidered designs all over the clothes. The latter will have sparse designs on the neckline or only across the borders.
Pattern Person or Not: It doesn’t really matter!
So, if you are not really a pattern person and like something simple yet solid and natural, adopt this trend. Wearing cute embroidered dresses will allow you to incorporate some of the patterns into your summer wardrobe. At the same time, you will remain true to your casual style.
Furthermore, if you aren’t ready to embrace the trend all the way, then you can balance it out with a sleek yet solid extra. In particular, you can opt for various embroidery clothing that comes in a fairly natural and tame color palette. As the experts say, a little goes a long way with this latest trend. As after all, the devil is all in the details.
On the contrary, if you want to up your game and add some oomph to your embroidered dresses, consider pairing it with other prints and extras. For instance, you can pile it on with some matching jewelry, add some eastern (or western for that matter) belt or a stylish bag, or an elaborate skirt that comes with a graphic tee. Remember, if you keep the color patterns consistent, you can mesh it up pretty easily. Otherwise, the combinations may get a bit too much.
Final Thoughts
What do you think of this latest new trend of wearing embroidered dresses in the summers? Are you ready to embrace the embellished? If you haven’t become a part of this trend yet, we would love to hear your thoughts about why it is so. Because we believe as soon as you put on one of the embroidered dresses, you will instantly fall in love with it. It’s fun, summery, casual, and feminine – all at the same time.