Khakaa

A look made for slow iftars and unhurried conversations.
Cut from Korean raw silk, the silhouette is detailed with machine embroidery along the neckline, sleeves, and borders, while the trousers feature subtle embroidered slits for a refined finish.
An organza dupatta, finished with delicate machine embroidery, completes the look with quiet grace for Ramadan evenings.

What everyone’s talking about this Eid?
This is the one.
An open-front shirt with machine embroidery and hand embellishment on the neckline and body, finished with long cuffed embroidered sleeves and paired with crushed pants for movement and volume.
Finished with an organza dupatta detailed in embroidered motifs, Candela is the showstopper that defines the celebration.

Lyla is made for nights that call for quiet confidence. The silhouette is long and fluid, shaped by a clean, contemporary cut that feels effortless yet intentional. Crafted in Pure Silk/  Korean Raw Silk, the fabric carries a natural sheen with a soft, structured drape that moves effortlessly with the body. The deep, powerful tone sets the mood instantly, while white crystal and intricate adda work frame the neckline, catching the light as you move. It’s subtle, but it leaves an impression. The length anchors the design, leaving a modern impression that lingers long after the night begins.

Cashew is our answer to the softer side of Eid. The moments spent sitting longer, catching up, and letting the day unfold at its own pace. We chose Pure Silk/ Korean Raw Silk in a warm mocha tone to reflect that ease, creating a look that feels welcoming yet thoughtfully refined. A chain-style neckline detailed with adda work frames the silhouette, echoed again along the shirt border for subtle continuity. Boot-Cut trousers add comfort and movement, while the organza dupatta, finished with four-sided embroidery, brings lightness and grace. This is how we dress for Eid tea-time gatherings.

Ballet carries a soft desi essence in powder pink Pure Silk/ Korean Raw Silk, its natural sheen giving the look a quiet elegance. Hand embroidery, hand embellishment, and delicate cutwork trace the neckline, adding depth and craft chosen especially for Eid celebrations. The flared trousers are tailored in a lightweight silk blend for ease and movement, keeping the look graceful and comfortable through a full day of gatherings. An airy organza dupatta, finished with embroidered borders, completes the ensemble in the most classic Eid way, honoring tradition while still feeling light, fresh, and effortlessly festive.

Liora  begins at the collar. Designed as the highlight of the look, it’s fully adorned with pearls and cut dana, sitting like jewellery at the neckline and drawing the eye instantly. The white and yellow printed long shirt is crafted in airy Shamoze Silk, keeping the silhouette light and fluid, while a short slit adds ease and movement. Nothing competes with the detail at the collar, allowing it to stand on its own, elegant and considered.We wear Liora when we want something refined without heaviness, letting the silk’s soft drape and the collar do all the talking.
A statement made quietly.

A jet-black velvet short jacket is adorned with gleaming silver floral embroidery, creating a radiant dance of light and texture. Paired with graceful boot-cut pants, Ophira strikes a perfect harmony between modern and classy elegance.