Velvet Blouse Design – Velvet blouses are popular again, especially for weddings, festivals and winter functions. Below are velvet blouse designs by colour, neck, sleeve and back, with a short note on what each one suits. If you are shopping for sarees to go with them, see our saree collection.
Black Velvet Blouse Design
A black velvet blouse is easy to match. It looks good with a saree in a contrasting colour or with a matching lehenga.
Velvet Blouse Designs for Silk Sarees
A velvet blouse works well with a silk saree. The soft, rich texture of velvet sits nicely against the sheen of silk.
Boat Neck Velvet Blouse Designs
A boat neck is a wide, shallow neckline that gives a modest but fashionable look. It suits velvet well, because the plain neckline lets the fabric itself stand out.
Latest Velvet Blouse Designs
Newer velvet blouses come with detailed embroidery and different cuts, so there are plenty of options to choose from.
Velvet Blouse Back Designs
The back is a big part of how a blouse looks. Velvet blouses with deep backs, detailed embroidery or embellishments at the back are popular choices.
Velvet Lehenga Blouse Designs
A velvet blouse with a lehenga suits weddings and festive occasions. The rich fabric gives the outfit a royal feel. You can browse more in our wholesale lehenga choli range.
Velvet Saree Blouse Designs
Velvet blouses can be worn with many kinds of sarees, from silk to chiffon. The fabric adds depth and richness to the whole outfit.
Red Velvet Blouse Designs
A red velvet blouse is bold and bright. It suits festive occasions and weddings, and it adds a clear pop of colour to the outfit.
Stylish Velvet Blouse Design
If you like trying new things, there are velvet blouses with uneven cuts and different sleeve styles to choose from.
Velvet Blouse Designs Full Sleeves
Full-sleeve velvet blouses also keep you warmer in the cold months. They come plain or embellished.
Velvet Blouse Sleeves Design
Sleeves change the look of a blouse a lot. Puff sleeves, bell sleeves and embellished sleeves are common on velvet blouses.
Velvet Black Blouse Design
A black velvet blouse can be worn with many sarees and lehengas, so it is a handy one to own.
Classy Velvet Blouse Designs
Simple velvet blouses with light embellishment give a neat, understated look. They can be worn to both formal and semi-formal occasions.
Maroon Velvet Blouse Designs
Maroon velvet blouses have a deep, rich colour that suits festive occasions. They go well with golden or cream sarees and lehengas. Retailers can see more in our saree wholesale section.
Green Velvet Blouse Design
A green velvet blouse is less common and gives a fresh splash of colour. It can be worn with a range of sarees and lehengas.
Velvet Blouse Neck Designs
The neckline changes the whole look of a blouse. High necks, sweetheart necks and deep necks are all options on velvet blouses.
Plain Velvet Blouse Designs
A plain velvet blouse with no embellishment keeps the look clean and simple, and the fabric does the work.
Velvet Blouse Back Neck Designs
The back neck is where a blouse can surprise people. Embellished back necks and cut-out back necks are common on velvet blouses.
Velvet Sleeveless Blouse Designs
A sleeveless velvet blouse looks modern. It can be worn with a lehenga or a saree, and it comes in both simple and embellished versions.
Velvet Blouse Work Designs
Velvet blouses with embroidery, sequins, beads or zari work are meant for special occasions. They are worn to weddings, parties and festivals.
Purple Velvet Blouse Designs
A purple velvet blouse gives the outfit a royal feel. It works in deep or light shades of purple, and looks best with a saree or lehenga in a contrasting colour.
Velvet Boat Neck Blouse Design
A boat neck velvet blouse can be worn with both sarees and lehengas. It is an easy choice when you are not sure what the occasion needs.
Blouse Back Design Velvet
The back of a velvet blouse is worth a thought too. Cut-outs and dori (tie-up) patterns are two options that make the blouse look good from behind as well as from the front.
Conclusion
Velvet blouses work with sarees and lehengas in many colours, so start by choosing the colour and sleeve length for the occasion, then decide on the neck and back. Full sleeves are useful in winter, and plain designs suit simple outfits, while embroidered and zari-work blouses suit weddings. For more blouse ideas, you can also read our guide to halter neck blouse designs.
