A green crushed and brocade lehenga set is a traditional Indian outfit typically worn for special occasions like weddings or festivals. The set consists of a long skirt, known as a lehenga, a matching blouse, and a dupatta (a long scarf). The skirt is made of crushed fabric with a brocade border and is typically voluminous, creating a flowing, elegant look. The blouse is usually cropped and heavily embellished with intricate embroidery or beading, while the dupatta is draped over the head or shoulders for added elegance. The color green is considered auspicious in Indian culture and is often associated with prosperity and new beginnings.
