How To Take Perfect Measurement For Lehenga?

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Every tailor has its unique ways to take measurements for dresses. However, they don’t match the measurement and size chart standards of big designers. Designers ensure a perfect fit, while roadside tailors usually run a size larger for comfort. Indian Kurtis and lehenga catalog wholesale generally offer larger sizes. Then again, it also depends on the brand and their tailor. To check your size for your wedding lehenga or Anarkali suit, you will have to get accustomed to the professional measurement guide. Keep reading to learn how to make a perfect measurement for lehenga and choli.

Tips for Taking Perfect Measurement
Start with the choli (the blouse). Blouse measurement consists of the following:
Around the bust
Just above the waist
Shoulder (from one point to another)
Armhole
Around the arm (the widest part of your arm)
Length of the blouse and sleeve
Front and back neck depth.
What should you remember while measuring your tops or blouse?
Stand straight, don’t hunch, or the shoulder won’t be perfect.
If possible, get your measurement taken ...
... by a professional.
Measurements should be taken wearing the right undergarments (bra, bodice, or corset). Choose the one that you will be wearing on the day of the occasion.
Always keep a thumb behind the tape to ensure the dress isn’t too snug.
Don’t think of the event date alone. Think of a future date and keep extra material just in case you want to modify it in the future.
Customise your choli design with trendy front and back neck styles and sleeves. Ask the designer to show you a catalog to understand what’s trendy and what’s not.

Measuring the Lehenga
The lehenga length and size place a huge role in making or breaking your day. You must select a lehenga pattern that suits your body type. The four popular ones are Umbrella cut, Mermaid or Fish Tail, Straight, and A-Line. Measurement areas for skirt are:
Around the waist
Hip, around the buttocks
Length
What should you remember while measuring your skirt or lehenga?
Wear the heels or footwear which you be wearing on the day before taking the measurement.
Add extra length to the gown from Hollow to Hem to be sure. This tip is for Long Anarkali suits and gowns. Measure from the hollow point of your neck to the floor.
Stand tall with two feet slightly apart.
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