Shop Chikankari Dresses at Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop

Indian Chikankari dresses are the new rage among women who love to incorporate traditional Indian work in their wardrobe. Believed to have been introduced to the Indian subcontinent by Nur-Jehan, wife of Mughal emperor Jehangir, this form of embroidery is a work of patience and the result of days of hard work. Chikankari dresses will add depth to your wardrobe and can be passed down from one generation to the next. Women across the subcontinent adore chikankari ethnic wear not only for its beauty but also because it is a reminder of one’s rich history and tradition. Today, women can even shop for indo-western wear with delicate chikankari embroidery and flaunt their cultural roots through the subtle detailing on their outfits. A few designers are trying to revive the chikankari embroidery industry by creating fusion pieces. Women can shop for chikankari dress, Tops, shirts, Skirts, and many other items of clothing with this elaborate needle work. The trendy embroidery looks super elegant and can be worn for casual outings or semi-formal events. Choose Chikankari Dresses with different embroidery patterns such as muree, keelkangan, lerchi, and bakhia. Popular among fashionistas, chikankari dresses are a lovely and unique way of combining Indian embroidery with western cuts and silhouettes, so pick these up from Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop. Check out Womenswear Designers like Swati Vijaivargie, Kiran Uttam Ghosh, Stephany, July, Nautanky by Nilesh Parashar & more at Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop.

Shop Chikankari Dresses at Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop

Chikankari, a form of embroidery was made popular by the Persians visiting the Mughal courts. This form of needle work has 36 stitches and can be used for both Indian and western motifs. You would find beautiful motifs of nature ranging from flowers to paisley patterns, leaves, etc in chikankari. Take your pick from elegant dresses with chikankari work and make a subtle style statement. You can find popular Indian luxury designer labels offering chikankari dresses online. So take your pick from labels such as Patine, House of Kotwara, Pable, Urvashi Kaur and others. These leading designers have joined hands with traditional chikankari karigars and are on a mission to make this Lucknowi art form popular across the world. The designers not only incorporate the dainty chikankari embroidery in their dress designs but also use a variety of fabric and cuts to meet the style requirements of modern day women. Wear these gorgeous dresses on the days you want to lift your mood or when you want to look graceful, elegant and regal. Pair them with the right accessories and step out in style. The chikankari dresses from these leading designers are available in different styles. So, you can choose from among a Midi Dress, Knee Length Dresses, or a drop waist dress. Ditch the printed dresses and shop for these chikankari dresses that are neither too over-the-top nor too simple and make the right style statement. Be the embodiment of elegance and grandeur in these exquisite chikankari dresses from Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop.

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Chikankari embroidery is the latest trend in fashion and when combined with western cuts and styles, it adds charm to an outfit. Chikankari work was originally done on fabrics of pastel shades and the chikankari dresses from leading designers are offered in these traditional soft hues. So, take your pick from colours such as ivory, white, yellow, olive, and others. The dresses are available in most sizes and if needed can even be custom-tailored to provide the necessary fit. These dresses are crafted from a variety of fabrics, so you can choose a silk-georgette, mulmul, georgette, or even a kota cotton dress. Some of the designers combine chikankari embroidery with other detailing too, so you could choose from kamdani and chikankari embroidery, mukesh work and chikankari embroidery, and other forms of detailing. These chikankari dresses are light and comfortable to wear even on a hot day. Some come with a broad belt, others have a drop waist hemline detailing and a few are pleated. Shop for any of these chikankari dresses with delicate embroidery and modern cuts from Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop.

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Frequently Asked Questions on Chikankari Dress

How can I style a Chikankari Dress ?

• Choose lightweight accessories that complement the delicate nature of Chikankari embroidery.

• Complete your look with an embroidered clutch or potli bag that complements the Chikankari work.

• Chikankari dresses are often delicate and intricate, so opt for minimalist jewelry to avoid overwhelming the outfit. Consider wearing small earrings, a simple bracelet, or a delicate necklace.

• Depending on the style of your Chikankari dress, consider adding a statement dupatta.

Where can I find a Chikankari Dress?

You can find Chikankari dresses both online and offline.

• Local boutiques and ethnic wear stores.

• Specialty Chikankari stores.

• Online fashion retailers.

• Multi-designer stores.

• Handloom and handicraft emporiums

• Craft fairs and exhibits

How many styles of Chikankari Dress are available ?

From Anarkalis to Kurtis and beyond, there are several types of Chikankari dresses available. Since this embroidery looks incredible on all kinds of silhouettes, it is often used to craft both everyday clothing as well as occasion wear. On Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop, you can find Chikankari Anarkalis from Shahmin Hussain and ethnic dresses from Urvashi Kaur and Shiori.

What are the different occasions to wear a Chikankari Dress?

Depending on the design of your chosen Chikankari dress, you can wear it for multiple occasions like festivals, weddings, casual gatherings, etc.

How do I take care of a Chikankari Dress?

• If you notice any loose threads in the Chikankari embroidery, avoid pulling or tugging on them.

• Use a low to medium heat setting on your iron to press the Chikankari dress. Place a thin cloth or cotton fabric between the iron and the dress to protect the delicate embroidery.

• After rinsing, gently squeeze out excess water from the dress. Avoid wringing or twisting the fabric, as this can distort the embroidery and fabric fibers.

• Chikankari dresses are often made of delicate fabrics, and handwashing is the gentlest method to clean them. Use a mild detergent or a specialized fabric wash designed for delicate clothing.