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Eid, from sheer khurma to the dawat

Eid mornings start early, with prayers, sheer khurma and a steady stream of visits to family. So we've made room for the whole day: a graceful suit for the morning and a festive saree for the evening dawat. The palette stays soft, in greens, pinks, maroons and golds.

The suits are led by three-piece georgette Anarkalis with pants and dupatta. They come in chartreuse, light blue, chocolate, maroon, and light pink with pearl edges. Lighter two-piece kurta sets come in AirSkin cotton silk blend and cotton cambric with schiffli embroidery. Among the sarees, look for a sage organza with cut dana embroidery and a Leheriya chiffon with mirrors.

For a modest look, an Anarkali with a full dupatta is the easiest choice, worn with juttis and jhumkas. Prefer a saree? Two styles arrive with a ready-made blouse already stitched, and several green ones come pre-draped, so you can greet guests without re-pinning pleats. Many of our suit sets have pockets too, handy when you're handing out Eidi all day.

Heavier handwork for Eid dinners and the weddings that follow sits with our embroidered suits, and there are more Anarkalis in our Anarkali suits.

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