*Size Chart
Anarkali Gown Size: (M Chest 38 inch ), (L Chest 40 inch ) (XL Chest 42 inch ) (2XL Chest 44 inch ). Fully Stitched
Anarkali Gown Length: 51-52 Inch
Pant Size: Available Size M to 2XL. Example - If you buy this item in M size then Pant will also come according to M Size body type. If you buy this item in L size then Pant will also come according to L size body type.
Pant Length: 38-40 Inch. Fully Stitched
Dupatta Length: 2.30 Meters
Package Contains: Anarkali Gown, Pant and Dupatta
.Embroidered Georgette Anarkali Gown with Cotton Pant and Designer Dupatta
Anarkali gown crafted in rich faux georgette with sequin and embroidery finish
Full-sleeved gown with breathable micro cotton lining inside
Features a flowy 3-meter flair that moves with elegance
Straight cotton pant ensures all-day comfort
Dupatta includes all-over sequence work and neat lace border for a refined look
When to Wear
This embroidered Anarkali gown, pant, and dupatta set suits a wide range of traditional occasions and festive events. Its graceful embroidery makes it fitting for Mehendi, Haldi, or roka ceremonies, where subtle charm is preferred. You can also wear it to daytime events like engagement functions or even religious gatherings where modesty is key.
Its elegant appeal also makes it an excellent option for Raksha Bandhan or Bhai Dooj celebrations when family photos and social moments matter. The detailed sequence work on the dupatta and gown reflects well in natural light, ideal for morning rituals and early afternoon festivities.
Since the pant is made of cotton, this set is both stylish and breathable, making it perfect for spring and autumn events when comfort matters just as much as appearance. It transitions smoothly from formal occasions to family get-togethers. You can wear it to community functions, annual dinners, and other gatherings that demand traditional dress codes.
Its fine detailing and well-matched fabrics provide a refined look without going over the top, which makes this outfit suitable for cultural school functions, office celebrations, or community festivals.
How to Wear
To style this outfit, begin with delicate accessories that balance the detailed embroidery. Choose drop earrings or chandbalis, and if you’re attending a wedding, consider adding a matching necklace.
Drape the dupatta freely over one shoulder for a flowing look or pleat it neatly for a formal setting. Heels or kolhapuri sandals work well, especially in neutral tones that match the threadwork.
For hair, go for a middle-parted bun or soft curls. Add bangles or kadas to one wrist for a traditional finish. Keep your makeup subtle—think soft blush, highlighted eyes, and a nude or soft pink lip.
Add a clutch or potli bag in similar tones with embroidery or mirror work to match the elegance of the outfit. If you’re attending a more casual event, you can skip heavy jewelry and pair it with oxidized accessories for a different look.
This outfit flatters most body types, and you can adjust the gown’s silhouette using a slim belt at the waist if needed. To maintain the flow of the gown, avoid bulky underskirts and let the fabric fall naturally.
