Festive Kurta & Sets
For Diwali and beyond
Festive, without the heavy anarkali
Festive dressing doesn't always mean a full anarkali. For Diwali card parties, Navratri evenings and family dinners, a kurta set with some shine is often just right. You can sit, dance and serve guests with no dupatta to adjust.
Satin leads here. We love the pleated tops with hanging crystals, the box pleat tops with glass patches and the dual-shade tops with diamond lace. Our velvet kurtas in burgundy, plum and black carry mirror lace and sequined necklines.
The bottoms are playful too: dhoti pants, wrap pants and flared pants alongside straight ones. If you'd like more coverage for a winter function, the jacket sets in dupion silk blend or green shimmer are a good call.
Pair satin or velvet with metallic juttis and a potli, and keep the jewellery bold but minimal so the fabric does the talking. Prefer a dupatta-led look? Our three-piece sets come with one. For later nights, see our party suits.
Good to know
What should I wear to a Diwali party?
A satin or velvet kurta set with dhoti or straight pants looks festive without feeling heavy. Add metallic juttis and earrings with some sparkle.
Is velvet a good idea for winter festivals?
Yes. Velvet has warmth and a rich finish, which suits December weddings and winter pujas in north India.
How do I store sequin and velvet pieces?
Fold them into a cotton bag and keep them away from damp. Dry cleaning is the safe choice for velvet and anything with sequins, beads or crystals.