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A Yellow kurta set paired with palazzo pants and dupatta embroidered with water gold, zari and patchwork with resham and mirror work.

A Blush Pink kurta paired with blush pink palazzo pants and dupatta embroidered with rose gold kasab and highlighted with mirror.

A Green choga set paired with a red salwar and dupatta embroidered with rose gold kasab and tilla work highlighted with mirror and delicate gotta.

A Bottle Green suit paired with palazzo pants and dupatta embroidered with rose gold, zari and patch work with resham and mirror highlighted with delicate gotta patti.

Indulge in the elegance of this solid emerald green kurta, enhanced with a beautifully embroidered neckline and embroidered detailing on the daman and sleeves. The ensemble includes matching ijaar pants. Together, these elements create a harmonious and stylish outfit.
The length of the shirt is approximately 50 inches, and the length of the pants is 37 inches.

Deepak Perwani signature prints featuring Suzani inspired motifs making a dramatic visual impact. Pure silk shirt and silk printed dupattas. The shirt is hand embellished meticulously in stones, beads and sequins. The dupatta finished in lace.

A floor-length paneled angharka in rich black, featuring interlinked gota panels. The hem showcases hand block printed designs along with a sparkling sequins border. The center front is highlighted with artisanal tassels, and the ensemble is complete with coordinating straight pants and an ombre dupatta in black and emerald, embellished with timeless hand block printed patterns in gold.

For those who treat coffee runs like fashion moments. When the plan is casual but the mood calls for impact, the Orange ensemble makes the statement. The shacked—half-shirt, half-jacket—is cut in juicy orange and features a woven, revere-style collar stitched into a grid of textured fabric, trimmed in black thread. Black lace appliqués and glittering sequins curl around the sleeves and hem, while pin tucks and loop buttons offer sharp finishing’s. The wide-legged trousers match in tone and ease. An ensemble for when you’re dressing up like you’ve got plans, even if you don’t.

Because black is never just black. There’s elegance, and then there’s elegance in black. The Cinder ensemble leans confidently into the latter, with a long-sleeved shirt that centers a bold collar and Kashmiri-style floral embroidery in soft beige. The buttons bold, and expressive line the front with purpose, while ornate edging frames the hem. Matching wide-legged trousers carry a faint embroidery echo, tying the look together with discipline. For the night that starts with a message: Chalo, let’s meet somewhere.

Tailored for chai, built for showing up. For those who prefer their tea plans with a side of edge, the Tiva ensemble serves up just the right mix of structure and fluidity. In a deep moss green, the jacket features a standout lapel, woven in basket weave-like effect and outlined in black thread that leads the eye straight into the details. Embroidery traces the sleeves and hem, while the front fastens neatly with loop buttons. Paired with matching flared trousers, this look is all presence without ever raising its voice.

For the days when plans that start with chai and end somewhere fabulous, the Rusha ensemble offers a composed yet breezy silhouette in deep rust. The top, tailored like a softly structured Mao jacket, features intricate white threadwork that runs across the sleeves and front panel with a quiet exactness. A band collar and narrow embroidered borders frame the piece with restraint, while the floor-length skirt flares out gently, its hem echoing the same white embroidery. Together, they make a compelling case for dressing up without ever having to say so.

Hoor Bano takes the drama of a vintage silhouette and rewires it for today, cut in punchy Yaqoot Pink silk that moves easily and makes an entrance. The flowing kameez skims the body just right; light enough to move with you, detailed enough to make you stand out. Diagonal pintex lines and slim trim borders frame the shirt and reappear at the ends of the sleeves, while soft tassels finish the neckline with a subtle swing. It’s paired with farshi shalwar that pools dramatically at the hem, and a sheer dupatta scattered with sequins and edged with ornate Mughal-inspired detailing. This one’s for when you want to channel vintage fantasy, without ever feeling like you’re playing dress-up.