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A masterpiece of elegance and artistry. This luxurious ensemble features a beautifully crafted farshi shalwar adorned with intricate multihead and hand embroidery, making every detail stand out. Paired with a chic short shirt, the design is brought to life with a delicate spray of 3D small flowers, each carefully embellished to perfection. The front closure dori is the centerpiece, exquisitely hand-embellished for a touch of timeless glamour. A perfect fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern flair, this outfit is sure to turn heads at any occasion.

Inpired by hope, subtle hues of shell-pink tie the knot with sherbet-yellow and aqua-green. A front-open impression shirt and straight-cut trousers in pure cotton net are hand-worked with traditional taupe resham and tilla, further accentuated with heritage zardozi and crystals. The sherbet-yellow organza dupatta adorns block-printed details embellished with 3D floral petals and pearls. The water Inpired tulle stole boasts delicately hand-crafted details worked with aqua crystals and kat-daana.

Crafted from pure raw silk, this sophisticated powder pink fabric, infused with nuances of mint and ivory, is elegantly enhanced with pearls, dabka gota, and intricate zardozi detailing. The center front features exquisite tassel embellishments. The neckline is beautifully adorned with handcrafted decorations. The ensemble is completed with straight matching pants and an ombré silk dupatta, designed to captivate attention.

Portrayal of elegance seen in the raspberry liquid pure raw silk shirt. Antique zardozi work is well positioned with nakshi, kora, dabka and sequin detailing on the sleeves. Same color pure raw silk pants and pure organza dupatta having zari embroided taj mahal is paired, to be purchased separately.

Portrayal of elegance seen in the green haze pure raw silk shirt. Antique zardozi work is well positioned with nakshi, kora, dabka and sequin detailing on the sleeves. Same color pure raw silk pants and pure organza dupatta having zari embroided taj mahal is paired, to be purchased separately

An unforgettable look and ideal for festive season. This beautiful short jacket is allured with intricately embroidered mukesh work all over with embellished daaman borders. Sleeves are enhanced with mukesh worked delicate chann and embellished wrist border. An elegant yet trendy back neckline makes this outfit more classy. It comes with ivory crushed gharara pants and organza dupatta with touch of block printed panels highlighted with gotta laces all around.

Head-turning details of silk thread rosettes and light-catching crystals on silk net deep plum canvas featuring hand-block printed details.

A rich navy blue organza shirt with intricate small bunches of buggle beads in navy blue and green along with grey and silver sequins, it is paired with a navy blue chooridar pajama and a flowy organza dupatta with similar chatta work spreaded all over with satin silk finishing on the borders of it. An overall outstanding ensemble for your festivities. Complete the look with our signature Hussain Rehar potli bag for a complete look.

A head-turning emerald green slim-fit long shirt features exquisite gold and silver handwork detailing along the neckline, exuding a regal charm. Beautifully embellished borders grace the hem, while the fitted sleeves are accentuated with matching embellishments. Paired with coordinating straight pants, this outfit is further elevated by a contrasting gold net dupatta, adorned with stunning embroidery and intricate border details, making it a truly captivating choice for any occasion. Shirt Length: 58 Front: Crew Neck Back Depth: 9 Shirt Type: Loose Fit Model Height: 5'5

A lamé kalidar with net dupatta and jamavar lehnga. This timeless heritage piece is perfect for a nikkah or an intimate wedding. It is extensively hand worked in Resham, diamonte zardozi pearls and kamdani

This coral and pink ensemble features a silk shirt and izzaar with organza dupatta. The design features the traditional paisley hand worked meticulously in zardozi aari and resham.