Feminine Flourish

Description

1. Chicken Floral Printed Shirt:
– Chicken Floral Printed: “Chicken” typically refers to a type of embroidery known for its delicate, lacy appearance, often resembling the texture of chicken wire. In this context, “floral printed” suggests that the shirt is adorned with floral patterns. So, the shirt is likely embellished with chicken embroidery in a floral pattern or it may have a floral print designed to resemble chicken embroidery.

2. With Lawn Bottom:
– Lawn Bottom: This seems to be a typographical error, and it’s likely meant to be “Lawn Bottom.” “Lawn” usually refers to a lightweight, plain weave cotton fabric known for its softness and breathability. So, “lawn bottom” suggests that the bottom part of the outfit, such as trousers or pants, is made from lawn fabric.

3. Krankal Pure Dupata:
– Krankal Pure Dupata: “Krankal” is not a commonly used term in traditional South Asian attire, and it seems there might be a spelling error. It’s possible that it’s meant to be “Kantha Pure Dupata.” Kantha is a traditional form of hand-stitched embroidery from the Indian subcontinent, characterized by its intricate patterns and motifs created using running stitch. So, “Kantha Pure Dupata” would refer to a dupatta made of pure fabric, possibly cotton or silk, embellished with Kantha embroidery.