Punjabi Salwar Suit Stitching

The outfit is a traditional Punjabi Salwar Kameez set, featuring a short, embroidered tunic (Kameez) paired with a draped, pleated bottom (Salwar) and a sheer scarf (Dupatta).
​1. Kameez (Tunic Top)
​Style/Cut: It is a Short Kurti or Punjabi Kurti style, ending above the hip line. The cut is straight or slightly A-line.
​Neckline: A Deep V-Neckline is used, which is heavily finished and defined by the embroidery.
​Sleeves: Short Cap Sleeves (or very short sleeves) are attached.
​Embellishment/Work: The entire front panel is covered in heavy, intricate Zari/Aari/Dabka embroidery in gold, creating dense floral and heart-shaped motifs (a traditional Punjabi Phulkari-inspired pattern). A heavy gold border is stitched along the hemline.
​Lining: The top appears to be fully lined for structure and finish.
​2. Salwar (Bottoms)
​Style/Cut: This is a Patiala Salwar. The key feature is the deep, numerous vertical pleats (kalis) stitched below the waistband, creating a voluminous, draped, and relaxed fit.
​Fabric: The fabric is a solid, rich Mustard Yellow/Ochre color, possibly Dupion Silk or Velvet, providing structure for the pleats.
​Cuff (Pancha): The salwar gathers neatly at the ankle with a narrow cuff or Pancha.
​3. Dupatta (Scarf)
​Fabric: A sheer, lightweight fabric like Net or Chiffon in a matching Mustard Yellow shade.
​Detailing: It has minimal embellishment on the body (possibly scattered tiny motifs or small Gota work) and is finished with a striking hot pink/magenta border on the edges to match the Kameez.