*Size Chart
Kurta Size: (M Chest 38 inch ), (L Chest 40 inch ) (XL Chest 42 inch ) (2XL Chest 44 inch ). Fully Stitched
Kurta Length: 36-37 Inch
Farshi Salwar Size: Available Size M to 2XL. Example - If you buy this item in M size then Farshi Salwar will also come according to M Size body type. If you buy this item in L size then Farshi Salwar will also come according to L size body type.
Farshi Salwar Length: 40-41 Inch. Fully Stitched
Dupatta Length: 2.2 Meters
Package Contains: Kurta, Farshi Salwar and Dupatta
.Product Description:
• Kurta made of Heavy Natural Crepe Silk featuring detailed bead handwork and thread embroidery
• Embellished with multi-needle sequins and zari on full sleeves for a festive look
• Comfortable micro cotton inner lining provides breathability and ease of movement
• Farshi Salwar in matching crepe silk with structured canvas belt for defined drape
• Dupatta crafted from Heavy Star Georgette Silk offering a rich and flowing silhouette
• Refined ethnic attire perfect for both traditional and upscale celebrations
• Designed to combine heritage craftsmanship with comfort and grace
When to Wear:
This graceful ethnic set is best worn for wedding functions, religious festivals, and traditional gatherings. The intricately embroidered kurta with sequin and zari detailing is ideal for events where elegance and cultural identity are appreciated. Whether attending a mehndi night, an anniversary celebration, or a pooja ceremony, this outfit offers both charm and sophistication. The Farshi Salwar provides a classic silhouette that works beautifully in formal indoor venues and open-air celebrations. During festivals such as Eid, Raksha Bandhan, or Diwali, it complements the joyful spirit while maintaining modesty and comfort. The rich tones of the georgette dupatta make it suitable for evening functions where lighting accentuates the fabric’s sheen. This outfit also pairs well with intimate engagements and family dinners where you want to dress up without overdoing it. If you're a guest at a traditional marriage ceremony or housewarming, this look blends perfectly into the atmosphere. Its soft inner lining and structured style make it suitable for day-to-evening transitions. Light enough to wear in warmer months and layered enough for cool evenings, it offers year-round versatility. The ethnic embroidery and elegant fall speak of celebration and dignity, making it perfect when you want to make a memorable yet tasteful appearance.
How to Wear:
To style this outfit elegantly, begin with the Farshi Salwar. Wear it so that the canvas belt sits snugly on your waist, helping shape the graceful volume. Smooth out the pleats to maintain an even drape. Next, slip into the kurta, aligning the embroidered neckline and ensuring the shoulders fit properly. The bead handwork should lay flat, and the sleeves should fall naturally for a polished look. Check the micro cotton inner to confirm it sits evenly underneath. For the dupatta, let it rest lightly on one shoulder or style it across both arms for formal occasions. If attending a ceremony, pin it neatly at the shoulder to keep it in place. Choose accessories like gold bangles, pearl earrings, or a delicate maang tikka to enhance the festive look. Footwear such as embroidered wedges or traditional kolhapuris complement the outfit’s style. For your hair, try a braided updo or sleek low bun to match the outfit’s grace. Keep makeup balanced—warm eyeshadow, subtle highlighter, and nude or rose lip shades work well. Carry a silk or embroidered clutch for a complete ensemble. After wearing, gently steam the outfit and fold with tissue to protect the embroidery. Avoid overcrowding in storage to maintain fabric shape. This outfit wears best when styled thoughtfully, allowing each element to shine.
