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 made from high-quality French crepe, designed with real mirror work
Neckline adorned with elegant lace and sleeve buttons for a refined touch
Plazzo crafted with 4200 real mirrors and soft micro crepe lining for comfort
Farshi plazzo style offers graceful flair and movement for festive looks
Dupatta in French crepe, detailed with 1500 mirror accents and lace on all sides
The outfit blends shine, structure, and softness for a balanced silhouette
Suitable for modern occasions with a touch of traditional elegance
When to Wear
This stylish set featuring a mirror-worked kurta, farshi plazzo, and dupatta is perfect for festive and ceremonial occasions. Its refined craftsmanship and French crepe texture make it ideal for family celebrations, traditional gatherings, cultural evenings, and daytime weddings. The breathable fabric ensures comfort during long events, while the sparkling mirror work enhances visibility under natural light, making it a great choice for outdoor rituals or courtyard functions. You can wear it confidently at Navratri functions, pre-wedding events like haldi or mehendi, or at a daytime sangeet with a minimalist jewelry look. It’s also suitable for formal religious events at home or community centers where you want to reflect understated elegance. If you're attending a housewarming party, engagement, or anniversary dinner, this outfit strikes the right balance between comfort and celebration. The lace work on the neckline and dupatta adds femininity, while the mirror work brings a radiant glow that feels festive but not overpowering. It's a versatile choice for young women, bridesmaids, and anyone who appreciates both tradition and comfort. For social events that call for ethnic attire without being overly grand, this combination delivers class, subtle glamour, and ease of wear.
How to Wear
To achieve a complete look with this ensemble, begin with a subtle hairstyle that allows the neckline and dupatta details to show—opt for a loose braid or a neat bun. Pair the outfit with jhumkas or mirror earrings that reflect the embellishment theme. Choose embroidered or silver mojris to match the shine of the real mirrors. For makeup, keep the base dewy and add a soft blush and kajal-lined eyes to enhance your features without overpowering the outfit. Use a neutral or rose-toned lipstick for balance. Drape the dupatta neatly over one shoulder or let it fall evenly from both shoulders to highlight the lace borders and mirror detailing. You can secure it with a brooch if attending a longer event. For accessories, avoid over-layering—let the mirrors shine. Carry a simple clutch or potli bag in a matching shade of crepe or pastel tone. If the event is during cooler months, pair with a plain shawl in a complementary color without disrupting the mirror work. Make sure the plazzo’s farshi design is highlighted by not covering it too much with long accessories. Keep posture straight and movements graceful to allow the real mirror work to catch light at the right angles, creating a balanced and radiant ethnic appearance suitable for multiple festive moments.
