Lehenga Back Blouse Designs

Indian brides seek inspiration from Sabyasachi’s latest bridal wear collection when it comes to weddings. Having seen all the lovely celeb brides flaunt stunning lehengas, ladies no longer want to choose from the regular bridal collection. Let’s face it — we want a lehenga that looks as gorgeous as Priyanka’s red lehenga on her wedding day or Alia’s neutral white lehenga. But,
a great lehenga needs to be paired with the right blouse and a beautiful Dupatta.

So, how do you get this combination right? Often, finding the best lehenga back blouse designs seems pretty overwhelming. If you are also confused about backside trendy lehenga blouse designs, you have come to the right place. This post has 17 latest and gorgeous blouse designs that will surely blow your mind.

17 Best Collection of Lehenga Blouse Design (Back and Front)

Are you ready to see our exciting collection of the best front and back design of blouse for lehengas? We have listed modern, traditional, and a blend of both. Based on the event you are attending and your style, you might find a design that works perfectly well with your heavy lehenga. Let’s get started.

1. Plunge V Neck Blouse

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Brocade Banarsi sarees have always been women’s favorite when it comes to ethical wear. These lightweight and classic sarees give you an elegant Indian look. The good news is brocade fabrics are now used extensively for lehengas and dupattas too. What gives it an even better look is a deep v-neck blouse. Add a touch of zing to your lehenga with a brocade plunge v-neckline. If it sounds uncomfortable, pair your outfit with an embroidered dupatta with sequin
work. If you want a bold look, try this v-neck bold pattern with an embroidered lehenga and a plain dupatta, and be ready to turn heads.

2. Net Lehenga Blouse

Gone are the days when a wedding lehenga would capture people’s attention. Today, women wear simple lehengas with an embroidered blouse. Your blouse design matters. One such design we’ve seen women flaunt at weddings is the lehenga net blouse back design. A simple net blouse features intricate work of sequins, embroiders, fringes, and thread work that gives it a 3D look. If you are considering a simple lehenga, pair it with a net front blouse and a simple
dupatta. Whether it’s your own wedding or your best friend’s wedding reception, this heavy net blouse will give you an elegant look that seems perfect for all events.

3. Velvet and Net Combination

A little less common yet incredibly gorgeous blouse is this combination of net and velvet. It’s simple. No heavy embroidery or no intricate work. The delicate net fabric looks perfect with lavish velvet fabric. The combination makes this back blouse design a perfect fit for brides. The upper part covering the shoulder and neck is transparent, while the bust and sleeves are velvet. This lehenga blouse design front and back look perfect when paired with an embroidered velvet lehenga and net dupatta. Of course, you can tweak the lehenga and dupatta design however you like, but don’t do any work on the blouse.

4. Off-shoulder Blouse Pattern

There’s something about off-shoulders that design has taken the fashion industry by storm. From skirts to lehengas and from suits to t-shirts, off-shoulder is everywhere. And while it may seem too bold to wear an off-shoulder blouse at your wedding or a traditional event, it is not. This unique blouse design looks flawless when paired with the right dupatta and accessories. Still, if it doesn’t look very traditional, go for an off-shoulder blouse with ruffles. This will balance out the look. You can skip the dupatta or wear a plain net dupatta for a subtle look.
There are plenty of neck variations for an off-shoulder blouse. You can try a v-neck off-shoulder blouse for a bold look or embroidered straps for a royal look.

5. Full-sleeved Blouse with a Floral Pattern

You can never go wrong with a blouse with sleeves as the focal point. A gold rose or a maroon back simple lehenga blouse design with a twist is something you can’t say no to. We are talking about a simple blouse with net sleeves and, not to mention the floral petal sleeves near the wrist. It will give you a flawless look. You can skip the dupatta or wear something plain and simple (whatever you like). This blouse looks gorgeous with an embroidered lehenga or a net lehenga.

6. Crop Top Off-Shoulder Blouse

You must have heard people say that Indian women have started indulging more in western culture and western clothing. That’s so not true. Indian attire receives a high demand throughout the year — whether it’s a local boutique or branded clothing store. Thanks to the famous designers. We could have never thought they’d give us modern trendy lehenga blouse back designs without compromising on the traditional style. That’s what we love about the crop top blouses featuring an off-shoulder sleeve design. Despite the crop top, the blouses are designed to give a traditional vibe and a royal look that can outdo all traditional and ethnic
blouses. Try this one at your friend’s or cousin’s wedding.

7. Backless Blouse with a Dori

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If you want to go full western, how about you try a backless blouse with a Dori? The backless design looks contemporary, while a Dori adds a traditional element to the design, creating a wonderful combination of modern and traditional. This will surely capture your guests’ attention. Put your hair in a bun to show off your sexy blouse back design. A backless blouse is perfect for events where you can go bold with your attire. These blouses look lovely with a lehnga featuring intricate work and a heavy necklace that draws people’s attention toward your
neck and shoulders.

8. Full-Sleeve Sparkling Golden Blouse

Add a touch of sparkle to your lehenga with a sparkling, full-sleeved golden blouse. It looks even more beautiful with net sleeves featuring sequins work. Choose a low-cut design to achieve a more traditional look. The blouse looks fascinating when paired with the same-colored sparkling lehenga and a pastel dupatta (net fabric). You can wear the dupatta in a saree style and get a tight bun to complete the look. This is one of the best lehenga blouse back designs for bridal look. Wear it at your wedding reception with traditional jewelry and flaunt
a full traditional attire on your special day.

9. Embroidered Blouse with Wide Back Design

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If you want a backside stylish lehenga blouse design, this one is for you. An embroidered blouse with a broad back design will be a showstopper. You can pair it with a plain lehenga to balance out the look. The intricate details in an embroidered blouse will look fantastic no matter which event you are attending. This blouse looks stunning with colors like crimson, maroon, golden, and orange.

10. Gold-Panel Embroidered Crop-Top Blouse

Are you a fan of traditional Indian-style outfits? Well, you need this gold-paneles crop-top-like intricately embroidered blouse that gives a traditional vibe. You can choose a deep or low-cut neck to add a little drama to your look or keep it simple with the regular neck designs. For the back, the Dori makes a perfect fit since you are keeping the look fully traditional. These blouses look great in classic colors, such as red, golden, or pink. These look great with a heavy net lehenga and a net dupatta. Go full traditional with this gold-panel embroidered blouse paired with the heavy gold jewelry and leave a perfect impression on your guests.

11. Strapless Blouse

Who said strapless is only for western occasions? This may not seem like a good idea for an Indian-style wedding, but a strapless blouse looks amazing when worn with a matching lehenga and the right dupatta. And, it won’t look western when you wear the dupatta covering your shoulders. You don’t have to cover your shoulders. If you want a bold and sophisticated look, a strapless tube top with a matching lehenga and a totally unique Dupatta will make a lovely outfit. This will ensure that you turn all the heads in the right direction.

12. Back Neck Embroidered Blouse

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Earlier, we discussed the increasing demand for brocade lehengas. Well, another blouse design that looks gorgeous with these delicately-styled lehengas is this back neck embroidered blouse. It is a half-sleeved blouse with the back featuring embroidered net fabric. Golden fish panel work looks beautiful on these blouses. This one looks good with a saree and a heavy lehenga too. Just pick the right dupatta, and you are all set to be the focal point. Also, a back neck embroidered blouse is for all traditional events.

13. Stone-Studded Floral Work Blouse

Stone-studded designer blouse makes another excellent choice for women looking for something different from what Indian ladies wear at weddings. If you want a blouse that outperforms every blouse design at the event, this stone-studded blouse won’t disappoint. What will add to the beauty is the high neck illusion that gives it a royal feel. It will work as a statement piece, though. So, make sure you pair it with a subtle lehenga and simple Dupatta. A floral work high neck blouse can be paired with a choker to add a contemporary element to
your look. Or, you can leave the necklace altogether and just use dangling earrings to accessorize your outfit.

14. A Kurti Style Blouse

If the crop tops and backless designs seem too common, you can try something extraordinary yet beautiful. A Kurti-style blouse is all you need to create a Mughal bridal look. These are often paired with shararas, although you can wear them with a lehenga too. A Kurti style is for women who are willing to experiment with a bold style. Try this one with Pakistani jewelry to create a complete Mughal-like look. A kurti-style blouse looks perfect in dark colors. Try maroon and golden.

15. Brocade Blouse Designs

Brocade lehengas look perfect with net embroidered blouses, but who said you couldn’t go matchy-matchy? It’s your event, after all. A brocade blouse is perfect for ladies who don’t want any heavy embellishments on the blouse. This one looks a bit like a Banarsi blouse, but it has a unique modern element that gives it a contemporary touch. You can select a broad neck back or a floral branch design at the back. If you are looking for a back stylish lehenga blouse design,
get a branch-like cut at the back and add a Dori. That’s all you need for a perfect Indian-style blouse.

16. Pack Back Neck Blouse

As much as we love the backless blouse designs, these aren’t quite practical for winter events. Besides, you don’t need backless when there are plenty of pack-back designs for Indian wedding lehengas. This is a cut work blouse with heavy embroidery at the back. The front design is plain. A pack-back neck blouse is all you need for a perfect traditional look for receptions and other traditional events.

17. Pearl Designed Blouse

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Last but not least, we have this elegant and sophisticated blouse design for Indian brides. This lehenga choli blouse back design is your best bet if you want a traditional look without going overboard with those dark colors and heavy embroidery. As the name suggests, the blouse features a cotton silk fabric and a pearl design at the back. The U-neck back looks quite simple, but the pearl necklace attached to the back gives it a dramatic look. This blouse looks perfect in light colors like pastel, light yellow, white, and silver. Try this one for your Sangeet or Mehendi function.

Conclusion

Try one of the above-listed blouse designs if you want a perfect lehenga look for your next big event. We are sure you will catch the guests’ attention. Choose velvet, silk, or net fabrics and pair these with a heavy-embroidered lehenga to get a look that helps you stand out from the crowd. Hope you like these ideas.