Festive Wear for Women

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Festive Wear for Women – Diwali, Navratri, Karva Chauth, Eid & Weddings 589 pieces for the festive calendar: Kota Doria kali overlays, Kalamkari midi dresses and kurtas, Kota and pintuck cotton kurtas in yellow, violet, baby blue and white, cotton slub culottes and palazzos to pair them with, long off-white kurtas, and matching jewellery and footwear. Everything is handcrafted cotton, cotton silk or Kota, so it works for a long day of visiting, cooking and photographs. Shop by festival Diwali – Kalamkari kurta sets, Kota overlays over a slip, brocade mules and a potli. Navratri and Durga Puja – flared and anarkali kurtas, Ikkat and mirror-work, ghungroo anklets for garba. Karva Chauth – red and maroon Kalamkari, kundan chokers, naths. Holi – white Kota and mulmul kurtas. Weddings – cotton-silk dresses, lehenga-skirt co-ords, brocade block heels; see also Attend the Wedding and Trousseau Shopping . Building a festive outfit One printed piece, one solid, one ornament: a Kalamkari kurta with plain palazzos and a Kota dupatta ; a plain kurta under a Kota kali overlay ; a cotton-silk dress with a potli . Jewellery: kundan or oxidised chokers , maang tikka ; footwear: embroidered juttis , brocade mules , gold wedges . Sizes XS–XXXL; size up if between ( size chart ). Men and kids: Men’s Ethnic Wear , Festive Wear for Kids . FAQs Is cotton festive enough? Kalamkari, Kota Doria and cotton silk read as festive because of the print, sheen and drape, and they stay comfortable through a long day – which silk and brocade do not. What do I wear for a day-to-night festival? A plain kurta set by day; add the Kota overlay, choker and brocade mules for the evening. Can I return festive wear? Yes, unused with tags within the return window; see the returns policy .