Palazzo Suit Sets
From our studio
For long days, floor seating and dancing
A palazzo moves like a skirt and behaves like a pair of trousers. The wide leg drops from the waist without clinging, so you can sit cross-legged through a puja, dance at a sangeet and never once think about your clothes.
Every set here comes with its own palazzo, so there's no hunting for a matching bottom. Halter-neck kurtas lead the way, many sleeveless and finished with pearls, bronze beads or black bead detailing. The chiffon satin ombre kurtas in chocolate green and green blue are lovely in motion. For summer, we'd reach for the white cotton cambric set with embroidered net sleeves.
If you want a little more polish, the Schiffli-embroidered duchess satin sets come in blue, pink and lilac. And the red AirSkin halter top with a printed striped palazzo is pure fun.
Keep the top fitted or straight so the wide leg has room. These sets fold small into a weekend bag, which helps when the family wedding is out of town. For more of that neckline, see our halter suits, or pick something bright from our haldi and mehndi edit.
Good to know
Do palazzos work if I'm petite?
They do. Choose a kurta that ends at or above the knee, and add a small heel if you'd like a little more length.
Do these sets come with a dupatta?
They're two-piece sets, kurta and palazzo, styled to be worn without one. If the occasion calls for it, pick a light one from our dupattas.
Which kurta length looks best with palazzos?
Short and hip-length kurtas balance the wide leg nicely. A longer kurta gives you a softer, flowing column.