Sharara designs: short kurti, peplum, mirror work

Sharara sets for a mehndi, Eid or a festive evening. The set has a short kurti with a flared sharara and a dupatta, a peplum top with a sharara, and a pastel mirror-work set. Each is on a bare dress form on a plain ivory ground, in a courtyard dressed for a mehndi night, and in close detail. Type a change, such as Eid green or gharara, and the picture follows it; the result is a request, not a promise.

• Choosing a sharara set for a mehndi
• An Eid outfit for a family gathering
• Showing a tailor the mirror work you want
• A catalogue reference for a boutique

Frequently asked questions

What is a sharara?

A sharara is a wide-legged, flared trouser, usually worn with a short kurta or a peplum top.

How do the three sets differ?

The short kurti set has a kurta and dupatta, the peplum set has a flared peplum top, and the mirror-work set is pastel with mirror embroidery on the sharara.

Which view shows the mirror work?

The close detail view fills the frame with the stitches, mirrors and gathers.

Can I ask for a different colour?

Yes. Type it, such as Eid green. The picture is generated from your words and is not guaranteed.

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