Rani Hotpink Embroidered Kurta Set with Salwar

Hotpink kurta set featuring a short chauga-style straight kurta with a V-slit neckline and three-quarter bell sleeves. Intricate embroidery frames the neckline and continues into a statement front motif, with matching detailing at the sleeve cuffs.

Paired with a classic Dogri salwar, the look stays clean and solid through the body so the embroidery remains the focus. A slim border finish at the hem completes the traditional silhouette.

• Pack Contains: 1 Chauga,1 Salwar
• Fit: Regular Fit
• Garment Type: Straight
• Color: Hotpink
• Pattern: Solid
• Surface Styling: Embroidered, Embellished
• Neck Type: V-Neck
• Sleeve Length: 3/4 Sleeves
• Closure: Pullover
• Lining: Yes

Fabric: Upada Silk And Silk Organza

Upada silk gives the kurta a smooth, soft feel with a medium-weight fall that keeps a clean shape. The fabric has no stretch, so the fit feels more fixed through the bust and shoulders while the straight cut stays easy through the body.

The kurta has a soft attached lining for comfortable wear and confident coverage, and it wears opaque. The silk finish stays polished through long hours of wear for festive plans.

• Wash Type: Dry Clean Only
• Do not wash at home—dry clean only; avoid spot-cleaning unless the label allows, and keep away from direct sun/heat.

This is ideal for festive celebrations like family get-togethers, festive dinners, and Diwali parties; it also works well for wedding functions such as roka, engagement, mehendi, haldi, and sangeet with dressier accessories.

For festive celebrations, style it with gold juttis or low block-heel sandals in a metallic finish, a potli or small clutch in gold, and statement jhumkas in antique gold with pearl detailing. Keep hair in a sleek low bun or soft waves so the neckline embroidery stays in focus.

For wedding functions, go more elevated with heeled sandals with a slim strap in gold, a box clutch with a hard frame, and layered bangles plus a bold choker that sits above the neckline work. If you choose the variant with dupatta, add it as the finishing layer for a more ceremonial look.