*Size Chart 
Kurta Size: (M Chest 38 inch ), (L Chest 40 inch ) (XL Chest 42 inch ) (2XL Chest 44 inch ). Fully Stitched 
Kurta Length: 39-40 Inch
Sharara Palazzo Size: Available Size M to 2XL. Example - If you buy this item in M size then Sharara Palazzo will also come according to M Size body type. If you buy this item in L size then Sharara Palazzo will also come according to L size body type. 
Sharara Palazzo Length: 40-41 Inch. Fully Stitched 
Dupatta Length: 2.10 Meters
Package Contains: Kurta, Sharara Palazzo and Dupatta
.Product Description:
Elegant kurta in heavy faux georgette, highlighted with 5mm sequin embroidery and full-length sleeves
Soft and breathable micro cotton lining ensures comfort for all-day wear
Sharara palazzo crafted in matching faux georgette with complementing sequin detailing
Inner layer in palazzo made from micro cotton for smooth and easy movement
Dupatta features embroidered georgette, adding richness and flow to the outfit
A stunning set that blends cultural fashion with a polished modern look
Suitable for traditional events, festive gatherings, or evening celebrations
Tailored design offers a graceful silhouette, flattering various body types
Ideal for those who appreciate delicate embellishment and ethnic charm
Creates an effortlessly stylish presence while retaining comfort and elegance
When to Wear:
This kurta Sharara palazzo dupatta set is a versatile ensemble for many ethnic and cultural events. Its rich embroidery and flowing fabrics make it a fine choice for wedding-related functions such as Haldi, Mehendi, or engagement ceremonies. If you're attending a relative’s wedding or a friend’s reception, this attire offers the right mix of festive appeal and understated glamour. It's equally suitable for major festivals such as Eid, Diwali, Raksha Bandhan, and Durga Puja, where the balance of traditional design and decorative detail feels appropriate. Family functions such as housewarmings, poojas, or milestone anniversaries are also ideal occasions for this set. The outfit’s long kurta and wide palazzo cut make it especially comfortable for long hours, so it's well-suited for events involving rituals or travel. It can also be worn at regional celebrations, cultural fairs, or ethnic-themed office parties where dressing up in traditional wear is encouraged. For semi-formal evening dinners with extended family, this attire projects taste and refinement. Bridesmaids or close family members of the bride/groom can wear this outfit during less formal ceremonies, looking festive without overshadowing the bride. The subtle sparkle from the sequin embroidery adds just enough visual interest for daytime wear while transitioning well into the evening. This makes the set an all-rounder for both small gatherings and larger celebrations that demand elegance, comfort, and cultural grace.
How to Wear:
To style this kurta Sharara palazzo dupatta set for an elegant look, start with delicate jewelry like pearl danglers or kundan earrings. If the event is more festive, you can add a matching bracelet or small layered necklace. Choose ethnic footwear such as embroidered juttis, embellished sandals, or mojaris to complete the traditional tone. To carry the dupatta with ease, you can either let it fall freely over both shoulders or pin it on one shoulder with a light pleat over the forearm. This allows movement while showing off the embroidered detailing. For hairstyle, consider a side-parted bun or soft curls if you're dressing up for a celebration. A neat low bun with gajra or fresh flowers would work beautifully for weddings or rituals. Keep your makeup balanced—go for kohl-lined eyes with nude or berry-toned lips during the day, and add shimmer or a bold lip for the evening. A matching clutch or potli bag can be used to carry your essentials without compromising the ethnic charm. Layering options include a light embroidered cape or silk stole during cooler evenings. Ensure the kurta is well-pressed, and the Sharara palazzo flows without creases for a refined appearance.
You can elevate the look further by adding a bindi or a tiny tikka, depending on the event. Above all, wear this outfit with confidence and poise—it’s the key to making the entire ensemble stand out with grace and charm.