Yellow, Orange & Peach Suits
Sunshine you can wear
Yellow is the colour of haldi mornings, Basant Panchami, Sankranti and Pongal. It's cheerful to wear, and with mustard, rust and peach in the mix, there's a shade for every skin tone.
Mustard runs right through our range, with halter kurtas finished in bronze beads and striped-collar sets for work. Brighter yellows include a sunshine yellow cotton schiffli halter set with palazzo, and a sunflower yellow kurta with dual-colour satin pants and a lace dupatta. For bigger occasions, our orange-yellow dual-shade satin anarkali has glass beads at the neck.
For a haldi, keep it practical: a cotton or AirSkin set you won't mind getting a little turmeric on, with floral or gota patti jewellery. For a pooja, gold jhumkas and a contrast dupatta do the work. Rust, like our Varanasi silk collared kurta with cream pants, is a smart in-between shade for autumn.
Dressing for more than one haldi this season? Our haldi sarees and mustard and peach blouses carry the same sunny palette into a drape.
Good to know
What colour dupatta goes with a mustard suit?
Fuchsia, deep green, royal blue and maroon all contrast beautifully. A white or cream dupatta keeps it softer for daytime.
Is peach a good festive colour?
Peach is softer than yellow and suits a wide range of skin tones. Our peach mul unstitched suit with Kashmiri embroidery makes a lovely base for a custom-stitched festive outfit.
Will a yellow suit work beyond the haldi?
Definitely. Mustard looks great with oxidised silver at the office, and peach pairs gently with ivory, mint and rose-gold for brunches and family lunches.