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
.Chinon Silk Anarkali Gown Set with Embroidered Dupatta and Comfortable Pant
Crafted from rich heavy chinon silk with 5 mm sequence and mirror embroidery
Micro cotton lining in the Anarkali gown ensures comfort throughout the day
Flowing 3-meter flair provides a traditional yet elegant silhouette
Pant made from heavy pure chinon silk, lined with soft micro cotton and an elastic waistband
Dupatta features matching embroidery with fine cutwork edges for a polished ethnic touch
Suitable for cultural events, festive occasions, and celebrations
Balanced blend of detailed craftsmanship and comfort
Lightweight and graceful, perfect for making an elegant statement
When to Wear
This Anarkali gown set with its embroidered dupatta and pant is an excellent choice for occasions that call for elegance with tradition. It can be worn to wedding ceremonies such as sangeet, reception, or haldi functions, where ethnic wear is preferred but comfort is also necessary. The mirror and sequin embroidery allow it to stand out in both day and evening settings.
It is also well-suited for attending pujas, festive events like Raksha Bandhan, Eid, or Diwali gatherings, where ethnic charm is appreciated. When you wish to attend a housewarming ceremony, family function, or engagement party, this outfit offers a graceful and respectful appearance. Even for office festive events or cultural programs at school or work, this gown brings beauty without being too bold.
If you are traveling for a destination wedding or a traditional ceremony, this outfit is easy to pack and wear without worrying about layering or too many accessories. It also works well for semi-formal gatherings where you want to wear ethnic clothing that looks luxurious but doesn’t feel too heavy.
Whether you wear it during the day with natural light reflecting off the mirror work or in the evening under soft lighting, this Anarkali gown set remains versatile, stylish, and appropriate for a variety of celebrations throughout the year.
How to Wear
This Anarkali gown set can be styled with simple ethnic accessories that highlight its embroidery without making the look too heavy. Begin with earrings that suit the occasion—oxidized silver chandbalis or mirror-finish jhumkas match beautifully with the gown’s mirror detailing. If you prefer to wear a necklace, choose something delicate like a short choker or a single-string pendant.
Keep the hairstyle neat and classic. A low bun with a few loose strands or soft waves will enhance the traditional appeal. You can add a gajra or hairpin for a more festive touch. For footwear, choose embroidered juttis or small block heels that allow easy movement and maintain elegance. Metallic tones like rose gold or dull silver pair well with chinon silk fabrics.
Drape the dupatta to show off its embroidered cutwork edge—either pleated over one shoulder or left flowing from the side. Carry a clutch in a soft contrasting shade, like blush or ivory, to add a modern element. For makeup, keep it subtle with peach-toned lips and kohled eyes for the daytime, or shift to darker lip shades and gold shimmer for evening functions.
Avoid layering too many items, as the outfit’s embroidery does most of the work. A single statement ring or a stack of thin bangles will complete the look without overwhelming it. Whether you prefer minimal or slightly dressed-up styling, this Anarkali gown set adjusts to your comfort while keeping the focus on traditional charm.
