Indian evening dress white

The structure: A long, loose-fitting dress made in one piece, based on the "Kaftan" style or the (Maxi Dress) with extended sleeves connected to the dress (Batwing/Kimono sleeves), giving it very free movement and wide fluidity when moving. Color: The dress relies on a neutral base color, which is off-white/creamy with a slight shine, highlighting the added geometric details. Front details Chest and collar: A classic round neckline with a closed opening, surrounded by a design resembling large traditional necklaces integrated into the dress. Embroidery and front embellishments: The front is decorated with a fake bib or a long embroidered panel inspired by tribal and folk arts from Indian tribes (Tribal/Ethno motif), featuring: - Fine beads in black and gray forming geometric patterns in the shape of diamonds. - Rows of light beige tubular beads arranged in geometric angles (V-Shape). - Small black tassels hanging from the edges of the embroidery to add movement to the design. - Touches of small soft feathers at the chest area for a unique tribal look. Vertical lines: Thin black piping lines run along the length of the dress, defining the fabric folds and giving the design length and a clear structure. Back details (back and sleeves) Fan or butterfly effect: The back features a striking dramatic design; where thin black lines meet at a central point at the mid-waist and branch outward toward the sleeve edges and hem, creating a fan or "butterfly wings" shape when the arms are extended. Back tie: A thin strap at the back waist allows control over the dress's width and lightly defines the waist. Edges: All the lower edges of the dress and the wide sleeve edges are fully outlined with a thin black contrast binding, highlighting the ripples and multiple layers of the fabric.