Grey, Brown & Gold Suits
Styling notes
For days when bright feels like too much
Not every celebration needs bright colour. Earthy browns, cool greys and a little gold give you a quieter kind of dressed-up, and this is one of our smaller edits, so it's quick to browse.
Our browns run from fawn and peanut to rich chocolate. A favourite is the chocolate cotton slub set with hand beading, which comes as a 2-piece or with a yellow metallic dupatta. The greys show up in a striped satin dress with an organza chiffon dupatta and an embroidered organza unstitched suit. Gold mostly appears as accents: point collars, a gold yoke, a golden organza dupatta.
Brown loves gold, copper and antique brass, while grey looks sharp with silver and pearls. For dupattas, try mustard, rust or bottle green with brown, and blush or lilac with grey. A brown set is also a thoughtful pick for a winter wedding when you'd like to stay clear of the bride's palette.
The fawn and chocolate collared sets are made for workdays, and you'll find more like them in our work wear sets. For the same mood in a drape, pair a metallic saree with one of our gold or bronze blouses.
Good to know
What dupatta goes with a brown suit?
Mustard, rust, gold and deep green all flatter brown. A metallic one, like the yellow dupatta offered with our chocolate cotton slub set, makes it festive straight away.
Can grey work for a festive event?
It can, especially with some shine. The grey satin set with an organza dupatta or the embroidered organza suit, worn with silver or kundan jewellery, feels properly dressed up.
Which jewellery suits the gold-accented sets?
Keep your metals consistent. Gold-toned jhumkas, bangles or a slim choker echo the collars and yokes without competing with them.