Masoori Wedding & Party Wear Dresses Designs in Pakistan

Masoori is a sheeny, delicate, thin fabric that is used to make formal dress ensembles. Masoori dresses are popular among Pakistani women, and the material has a texture that is similar to organza and chiffon, with a sparkle that gives it a luxury appearance. The fabric is utilized in a wide range of Pakistani dresses for year-round usage, from semiformal wear to formal wear dresses.

The fabric is of excellent quality and can be simply embroidered and adorned to meet your needs. Masoori dresses designs are available in every gorgeous color you can think of, ranging from rich deep colors to faint and light tones, thanks to a large color range.

Masoori fabric is also utilized to manufacture all the ladies suits components, including the dupattas, shirts, and bottoms. Masoori suits in Pakistan are mid-range in price, with prices varying depending on the designer and the brand from which they are purchased. You may discover elaborately embroidered masoori wedding lehengas, ghararas, shararas, shalwar suits, gowns, kaftans dresses, and maxi dresses in Pakistani bridal dresses range.

Machine embroidery, as well as exquisite hand embroideries in the styles of kora dabka, tilla work, gotta work, mukesh, zari, and others, may be seen on a wide range of masoori party wear dresses in Pakistan. Because the fabric is extremely see-through, the shirts and bottoms are always worn with a lining. In this article, you will discover the trending Masoori Wedding & Party Wear Dresses Designs in Pakistan.

Heavy Embroidered Masoori Bridal Dress
Masoori is a high-end fabric that is perfect for fancy wear dresses. This is why this Heavy Embroidered Masoori Bridal Dress is a must-have. You may get it for a wedding or a particular occasion. It comes in a lovely pistachio and peach color combo. The shirt is decorated with a pistachio green masoori shirt that is totally covered with embroidered, zari, and thread work embroidery styles.

Multi-colored thread was also utilized to make interesting design elements on the shirt. The dress is combined with a jamawar trouser with an embroidered patch that complements the embroidery on the shirt to give it a more royal appearance.

Mirror Work Embroidered Masoori Dress with Net Dupatta
Pakistani craftspeople are famed for their mastery in mirror work fabric and the beautiful embroidery that goes along with it. This Embroidered Mirror Work Masoori Wedding Dress with Embroidered Net Dupatta is perfect for a birthday celebration, wedding wear, party, bridal shower, baby shower, and post-wedding parties.

In addition, handwork heavy embroidered neck, mirror work embroidered masoori front, plain masoori back, heavy embroidered masoori sleeves, mirror work embroidered daman, embroidered net dupatta, and elegant plain silk trouser are all included in these unstitched dresses. The high shine masoori fabric is produced on sophisticated machinery with superior grade yarns for a flawless finish.

Embroidered Masoori Net Dress
This Embroidered Masoori Net Dress comes in a lovely sage tone with a soft blue tint and rustic gold embroidery across the shirt and dupatta. The masoori shirt contains zari embroidery on the front, back, and sleeves, and the embroidery covers the whole front, back, and sleeves of the garment. This Pakistani suit online also includes jamawar bottoms and a dupatta made of net material with embroidery identical to that on the shirt.

Embroidered Masoori Wedding Dress
Tea pink is a beautiful hue that looks well on all skin tones and is one of the most popular wedding colors. This Embroidered Masoori Wedding Dress is one of the most recent bridal dresses in Pakistan to hit the market. It's a three-piece unstitched ladies suit with enough fabric to have it stitched in your preferred style and size.

The dupatta and shirt of the outfit are both constructed of masoori fabric and come in a lovely tea pink shade. The zari style embroidered motifs on the dupatta and shirt are made with light gold, maroon, and green colored threads. The shirt has profuse embroidery on the neckline, daman, and sleeves, and a plain masoori back.