How we'd wear it

A little swing in every step

An A-line kurta sits neatly at the shoulders and opens out gently towards the hem. It skims the waist and hips rather than clinging, which is why it feels so easy on almost every frame. If you like a bit of movement when you walk, this is your shape.

We've built a lot of this edit on our own fabrics. Our AirSkin cotton silk blend kurtas come with embroidered yokes, handmade flowers and long front openings finished with beads. The PRF'T Lux duchess satin sets carry Swiss and Schiffli embroidery in cream, lilac, pink and blue, smart enough for a client meeting.

For evenings, there's a black velvet gathered kurta and a black and bronze sequin set. Our quiet favourite is the emerald satin organza dress set, which arrives with its own cape.

Slim pants keep the line clean. Palazzos make it fuller and more festive. Many sets are cut to be worn without a dupatta, so you can skip the extra layer on busy days. If you'd like a neater column, try our straight kurtas, or go wide-legged with our palazzo sets.

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