Sleeveless Suits
Styling notes
Bare arms, bright evenings
Going sleeveless keeps you cool and gives a suit an open, modern feel. With no sleeves to look at, the eye goes straight to the neckline, so glass beads and halter ties really get their moment.
Halter kurtas with pearls or beads turn up often here. Alongside them you'll find georgette Anarkalis with glass beads at the front and back neck, and a lime green Anarkali with a mirror edge. Satin dress sets in yellow, pink stripe and grey stripe come with organza or net dupattas. For daytime heat, the cotton cambric and cotton slub sets are the most breathable.
A few sets even arrive with their own jacket or cape, like the pink bell-pant set with a sequin blouse. That's why one sleeveless outfit can take you through several very different invitations.
Bangles, cuffs and stacked bracelets look wonderful on bare arms. If you'd like a little coverage for a family function, add a sheer dupatta or choose from our three-quarter sleeves. Come winter, throw something from our jackets and capes over the top and the same set goes straight to a Diwali party.
Good to know
Is it okay to wear sleeveless to a family function?
Many families are comfortable with it. If you're unsure, a dupatta, shrug or jacket gives you more coverage without changing the outfit.
What jewellery works with a sleeveless kurta?
Bangles, cuffs and statement earrings. With a halter neck, keep necklaces minimal so the neckline can breathe.
Do any of these come with a jacket?
A few do, and the product title will say so. The rest are two-piece sets.































































































