Size Chart
Kurta Size: Free Size (XL) - Adjustable up to Chest 42 inch with the help of a tailor. Fully Stitched
Kurta Length: 36-37 Inch
Plazzo Size: Free Size - Adjustable up to XL with the help of a tailor. Fully Stitched
Plazzo Length: 40-41 Inch
Dupatta Length: 2.2 Meters
Package Contains: Kurta, Plazzo and Dupatta
.Product Description
Kurta crafted from rich French crepe fabric, finished with authentic mirror work
Decorative neckline enhanced with fine lace, complemented by elegant sleeve buttons
Farshi plazzo made with 4200 mirrors and micro crepe lining for graceful drape
Dupatta tailored in matching French crepe with 1500 mirror work and lace on all borders
Designed for women seeking tradition blended with polished, festive sophistication
Breathable fabrics and fine detailing ensure comfort and style for all-day wear
This outfit is perfect for both casual gatherings and celebratory occasions
When to Wear
This kurta, plazzo, and dupatta combination is ideal for a variety of cultural and festive gatherings. With its dazzling mirror accents and breathable micro crepe inner lining, it’s perfect for day events like poojas, housewarming functions, and casual wedding rituals such as roka, haldi, or mehendi. The lightness of French crepe and the reflectiveness of mirror work make it a great choice for daytime events, especially those held outdoors or in natural light. Whether you're attending a festive brunch, a small engagement ceremony, or a birthday celebration, this outfit provides enough elegance without being too heavy. For women who want to appear dressed up while still feeling comfortable and breezy, this is a great pick. The farshi plazzo flows beautifully as you walk or move, and the lace detailing on the dupatta adds a feminine finish that elevates your overall appearance. It’s also a suitable choice for seasonal festivals like Janmashtami, Karva Chauth, or family Navratri nights. The design elements are versatile enough to be worn at both religious functions and semi-formal social gatherings. Whether you're lighting diyas at home, celebrating with extended family, or participating in rituals, the outfit keeps you stylish and confident throughout. Its traditional base with a contemporary cut gives you many options for day-to-evening transitions without needing a wardrobe change.
How to Wear
To wear this ensemble effortlessly, start with minimal yet classic accessories that match the mirror work—opt for silver jhumkis or mirror bangles. Tie your hair into a low bun or half updo to show off the neckline lace and button detailing on the sleeves. Use soft shades in your makeup—think rose gold eye shimmer, defined brows, and a subtle pink or coral lip. Avoid overly dramatic makeup as the mirror work provides its own statement. For the dupatta, fold it neatly and drape across one shoulder to display the four-side mirror lace, or wear it across the arms in a V-style for more balance. Choose footwear like embellished flats, traditional kolhapuris, or nude heels depending on the event and location. A clutch or potli bag in neutral shades will pair well without taking attention away from the outfit. During cooler months, a solid wrap in cream or soft gold will layer well without clashing with the mirror accents. Keep your look light and graceful so that the crepe fabric flows naturally, and the mirror detailing catches the light as you move. For formal occasions, add a single piece like a ring or bindi to give it that finishing ethnic touch. Maintain good posture to ensure the plazzo style flows visibly and retains its charm throughout the day or evening.
