Size Chart 
Anarkali Gown Size: Free Size (XL) - Adjustable up to Chest 42 inch with the help of a tailor. 2XL Chest 44 inch margin. Fully Stitched 
Gown Length: 48-49 Inch
Pant Size: Free Size - Adjustable up to XL with the help of a tailor. Fully Stitched 
Pant Length: 39-40 Inch
Dupatta Length: 2.2 Meters
Package Contains: Gown, Pant and Dupatta
.Embroidered Chinon Silk Anarkali Gown with Mirror Work, Pant, and Dupatta
Anarkali gown made with heavy chinon silk and detailed 5 mm sequence embroidery
Comes with mirror work on the sleeves for a refined traditional touch
Lined with micro cotton inside for breathable all-day comfort
Three-meter flair gives the gown a grand yet graceful drape
Matching pant made from heavy pure chinon silk with micro cotton lining and elastic waist
Dupatta crafted from chinon silk, embroidered with cutwork border and sequence detailing
Ideal for special occasions that require elegance and tradition
Combines intricate work with soft fabric for a comfortable ethnic look
When to Wear
This Anarkali gown set is perfect for occasions where elegance, comfort, and ethnic beauty are required. You can wear this at wedding ceremonies like mehendi, haldi, or engagement celebrations. It is especially fitting for festive occasions such as Diwali, Eid, Navratri, or Durga Puja, where ethnic wear brings a celebratory mood to the event.
For formal family gatherings such as anniversaries, milestone birthdays, or housewarming parties, this outfit provides a presentable and culturally appropriate appearance. When attending traditional rituals or religious functions at temples, community halls, or homes, the embroidered and mirror-detailed gown creates a respectful and stylish look.
It is also suitable for college farewells, cultural events, and ethnic days at the workplace, where a modest yet eye-catching outfit is needed. The set’s design and breathable fabric make it wearable during daytime as well as in the evening. If you are going for a destination wedding or a regional celebration like Garba night or a folk festival, this outfit stands out in a tasteful and effortless manner.
Even when you're a guest at someone’s celebration, this ensemble adds charm without appearing overdone. It helps you fit right into festive settings while still keeping things graceful and neat. This Anarkali gown set is for anyone who wants to look dressed up, stay comfortable, and show appreciation for ethnic styles during meaningful gatherings.
How to Wear
To style this Anarkali gown set beautifully, begin with carefully selected accessories that highlight its embroidery. A pair of kundan earrings or small chandbalis will add sparkle without clashing with the mirror work. If you prefer, you can wear a maang tikka or a delicate bracelet to maintain balance without going overboard.
Let your hair fall in soft waves or pull it back into a half-updo to reveal the detailing on the sleeves. Choose open-toe sandals or wedges in a neutral tone like gold, beige, or rose to match the fabric's softness. Since the gown already includes sequence and mirror details, avoid overly flashy shoes or handbags.
Drape the dupatta lightly over one shoulder or across both arms to let the cutwork and embroidery show clearly. If you're attending a formal event, you can even pleat it neatly for a structured appearance. A potli bag in a similar tone or with subtle embroidery works well to complete the look.
For makeup, keep your foundation light and choose soft blush tones. Add a classic winged liner or kohl to your eyes and match your lip color to the tone of your dupatta—shades like rose, brick, or peach are perfect. You can apply a hint of shimmer on the eyelids for evening wear.
Avoid heavy layering or chunky jewelry, as the gown already carries detailed embellishments. Keep your look simple but elegant to maintain the outfit's rich ethnic beauty. Whether you’re attending an indoor celebration or an outdoor event, this look can be adapted with small styling changes that suit your comfort and personal taste.