Gharara Suit Stitching

The outfit is a contemporary adaptation of a traditional Gharara/Sharara Suit. It features a straight-cut short kurti (tunic) paired with wide-legged, voluminous bottoms and a sheer dupatta (scarf).
​1. Kurti (Tunic Top)
​Style/Cut: It is a Short Straight-Cut Kurti, ending around the hip or mid-thigh length.
​Neckline: A classic Square Neckline is used.
​Sleeves: The kurti has Full-Length Sleeves.
​Embellishment/Detailing:
​The border of the kurti hem features a decorative dangling trim (like beads or shells) with a geometric pattern, visible below the dupatta.
​The overall garment appears to be made from a subtly iridescent or shimmering fabric (possibly organza or silk blend) in a Muted Lavender/Mauve color.
​Piping/Trim: A narrow gold piping or trim is used to finish the neckline, sleeve cuffs, and hem.
​2. Sharara/Gharara (Bottoms)
​Style/Cut: The bottoms are Wide-Legged and voluminous, resembling a modern Sharara or wide Palazzo pant.
​Fabric: It is made from a rich, structured fabric (likely a blend of silk or raw silk) in a matching Lavender/Mauve tone, which catches the light.
​Detailing: The fabric has a crushed or pleated texture, or may feature subtle self-embroidery/weave. The bottom hem is wide and has a delicate, subtle gold trim.
​3. Dupatta (Scarf)
​Fabric: A Sheer Organza or Tissue Silk fabric provides volume and structure.
​Detailing: It is heavily edged with a striking, multi-layered Gold Border (likely Zari or Gota work), featuring both a thin metallic edge and a wider, structured metallic band, giving it a rich drape. The dupatta is styled to cover the shoulders and arms.