*Size Chart
Kurta Size: (M Chest 38 inch ), (L Chest 40 inch ) (XL Chest 42 inch ) (2XL Chest 44 inch ). Fully Stitched
Kurta Length: 38 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 Inch. Fully Stitched
Dupatta Length: 2.2 Meters
Package Contains: Kurta, Sharara Palazzo and Dupatta
.Product Description
Kurta, Sharara Palazzo, and Dupatta Set
Kurta Fabric: Faux Georgette
Work on Kurta: Embroidery Sequence and Zari Work
Kurta Inner: Soft Micro Cotton
Sharara Palazzo Fabric: Faux Georgette
Work on Sharara Palazzo: Sequence with Zari Embroidery
Sharara Inner: Micro Cotton
Dupatta Fabric: Faux Georgette
Dupatta Work: All Side Embroidered Sequins Lace
This elegant ensemble combines fine detailing and modern charm. The faux georgette kurta is enriched with embroidery and shimmering sequin work, matched beautifully with a flared sharara palazzo. The dupatta is finished with lace that completes the graceful look. Perfect for any traditional occasion where style meets comfort.
When to Wear
This outfit is a great option for attending events where a touch of elegance is appreciated without being overly flashy. You can wear it to engagement parties, pre-wedding ceremonies like mehndi or haldi, or family gatherings. It strikes the right balance between grace and ease, allowing you to look festive without being uncomfortable. If you’re invited to a day function during the wedding season, the light shimmer and embroidery will reflect well in natural light and make your appearance stand out. It also works beautifully for festivals like Diwali, Eid, or Navratri, where traditional attire is often preferred. Since the fabric is breathable and layered with micro cotton inside, you can wear it for longer hours without discomfort. It’s also a smart option for cultural or religious events at school, colleges, or workplaces where ethnic dress codes are appreciated. Because of its subtle shine and feminine cuts, it’s also suitable for smaller parties or get-togethers. If you are attending a puja at home or going out to visit relatives, it keeps you looking dressed-up without being overdone. It's ideal when you want something ethnic but don’t want the heaviness of lehengas or silk sarees.
How to Wear
Pair this outfit with statement jhumkas or chandbali earrings to highlight the neckline of the kurta. You can style your hair in loose waves or a sleek bun to match the traditional yet trendy vibe. Add bangles in gold or matching tones for a festive look. If it’s an outdoor day event, light makeup with a soft blush and nude lips works well, but for evening wear, go for a bolder eyeliner or kohl eyes for drama. Slip into ethnic mojaris or juttis for comfort and style, or wear heeled sandals for more height if desired. Drape the dupatta lightly over one shoulder or pin it on both shoulders for a more secure and graceful hold. A small embroidered clutch or potli bag will match the elegance of the set. During colder weather, add a neutral-toned shawl or light jacket that doesn’t clash with the embroidery. If you're going to a slightly formal event, you could also add a lightweight maang tikka for extra ethnic charm. Avoid over-accessorizing, as the sequin and zari work already give a rich finish. You can also reuse the sharara palazzo with another short kurti or crop top for a new look later. The kurta can also be worn with straight pants or leggings for a simpler outing. This versatility makes it a smart addition to your ethnic wardrobe.
