Suit designs: straight, Patiala, Anarkali

Salwar suits for a wedding or for the office. The set has a straight suit with cigarette pants and a dupatta, a short Patiala kurta with a phulkari dupatta, and a floor-length Anarkali suit with churidar. Each is dressed on a tall dress form, with no wearer, in a wedding hall, an office and a boutique. Type a change, such as in pastel or for Eid, and the picture follows it; the result is a request, not a promise.

• Choosing a suit to wear as a wedding guest
• Picking an office-appropriate salwar suit
• Showing a tailor the style you want
• Comparing straight, Patiala and Anarkali cuts

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the three suits?

The straight suit has narrow cigarette pants, the Patiala has a short kurta with gathered Patiala trousers, and the Anarkali is a floor-length flared suit with churidar.

Do the settings match an occasion?

The wedding, office and boutique settings show the same three suits in different light, so you can judge the colour and fall for each occasion.

Can I ask for a different colour or occasion?

Yes. Type it, such as for Eid or in pastel. The picture is generated from your words and is not guaranteed.

Are the suits shown on a person?

No. Each suit is on a dress form with no wearer.

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