Lehenga choli photography with AI works in Drape Studio, where you choose Lehenga and upload the skirt, choli and dupatta fabrics into separate slots. The skirt is the required one. A bridal lehenga needs more shots and a close-up of the work; a party lehenga can be shot with fewer.
The lehenga choli photography flow in Drape Studio
In the Upload Design card, choose Lehenga instead of Saree. The card then shows slots for each part of the outfit, and you add one photo to each.
| Slot | What to upload | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Lehenga Skirt Fabric | A full skirt flat-lay, folded cloth or a mannequin shot | Required |
| Blouse / Choli Fabric | The front or back blouse piece, or unstitched fabric | Optional |
| Dupatta / Veil Fabric | The full dupatta, a border drape or veil fabric | Optional |
| Close-Up / Embroidery Detail | A zari, embroidery or border close-up | Optional |
- 1. Choose Lehenga
In Upload Design, pick Lehenga. The skirt, blouse, dupatta and close-up slots appear.
- 2. Upload each piece
Add the skirt first, then the choli, the dupatta and a close-up of the work. Shoot each flat or on a mannequin, square-on.
- 3. Set the model and background (optional)
Leave the options empty and the studio chooses a model and setting. Or pick a model, background, jewellery and hairstyle yourself, or upload your own.
- 4. Pick the poses in Styles
Tick the poses you want. The same lehenga is shot on each pose you choose, one shot per pose.
- 5. Order
Pick Instant, Budget or Standard. Each button shows its price first; Standard takes about 3–4 minutes.
Bridal vs party lehenga choli photography
| Bridal lehenga | Party or festive lehenga | |
|---|---|---|
| Shots | More: front, back, a close-up of the work, a styled dupatta | Fewer: front and one more angle |
| Close-up slot | Upload one; the work is what the buyer pays for | Useful if the embroidery is a feature |
| Setting | A heritage or royal setting suits the price tier | A cleaner studio or festive setting |
| Dupatta | Often two layers; upload each clearly | One dupatta, shown as it is worn |
| Resolution | Larger sizes help the work stay readable | Standard sizes are usually enough |
Work the number out first. A Standard order shot at 2K costs ₹10–₹13 per shot. Ten lehengas at 3 shots each is 30 shots, which comes to ₹300–₹375 on Standard orders.
How do I photograph a lehenga choli with AI?
Choose Lehenga in Drape Studio, upload the skirt, choli and dupatta photos into their slots, pick the poses in Styles and order.
Which slot is required?
The skirt slot. The blouse, dupatta and close-up slots are optional.
Can I add the embroidery detail?
Yes. There is a Close-Up / Embroidery Detail slot for zari, embroidery or border detail.
Is a bridal lehenga shot differently from a party lehenga?
In how many shots you plan and how closely you show the work. The studio flow is the same.
Do I need a model photo?
No. Leave the model options empty and the studio chooses a model and setting, or you can pick or upload your own.
Can a lehenga and a saree be in the same batch?
Both are made in Drape Studio, each with its own upload flow. Other garments go through Catalogue Studio.
