Party & Cocktail Suits
After dark
Dressed up, and still able to dance
A party suit should catch the light and let you move. That means sheen, beads and a neckline with some confidence. Unlike a gown, it'll still feel comfortable when the night runs past midnight.
Our chiffon satin ombre kurtas in rarity and chocolate green shift colour softly as you move. Beaded and pearl-trimmed halters come with palazzos, and the long-opening AirSkin kurtas with multi beads add playful texture. The pleated pink peplum top with dhoti pants was made for a dance floor.
For something richer, choose the black velvet dhoti and jacket set with embroidery. On a winter night it needs nothing more than earrings. The purple silk blend square-neck set even has a pocket, which is a small joy at any party.
Pick one statement, either bold earrings or a sparkly clutch. Metallic potlis suit ombre and satin sets especially well, and you'll find them among our potlis. For bigger functions, see our wedding suits.
Good to know
Can I wear a suit instead of a saree to a party?
Absolutely. A party suit is easier to move in and still looks festive.
Which fabrics look best at night?
Satin, chiffon satin, velvet and silk blends have a natural sheen that glows under evening lights.
Do I need a dupatta?
Not always. Many of these sets are designed to be worn without one, especially the halter and peplum styles.