This red today's sindh sharara set pairs a dupion silk kurta with a wide-legged sharara, both worked in multi-colored thread embroidery lifted with zardozi, dabka and cutdana. A gold-embroidered panel runs down the scooped neckline, motifs settle along the hem, and the bell sleeves are edged in gold. Floral vines climb the sharara from a heavy embroidered border, so the outfit carries detail with every step. A scalloped sea-green organza dupatta sets off the deep red. Fitted at the bust, it is made for the wedding ceremony, a sangeet evening or any festive night.

Aman Takyar's label offers a contemporary take on Indian fashion, blending western aesthetics with traditional silhouettes to create a unique expression of affordable luxury. Known for striking, free-spirited designs, the brand redefines elegance by pushing the boundaries of style and self-expression.

Color: Red
Fabric: Dupion silk, organza
Components: 3 pieces (Kurta, sharara, dupatta)
Care: Dry clean only

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Kurta: Gold-embroidered panel down the scooped neckline, peacock and floral motifs in zardozi, dabka and cutdana, bell sleeves edged in gold with small gold drops
Sharara: Wide-legged, with floral vines climbing from a heavily embroidered border at the hem
Dupatta: Sheer organza with a scalloped, embroidered edge
Neckline and sleeves: Scoop neckline, bell sleeves
Embroidery: Multi-colored thread embroidery lifted with zardozi, dabka and cutdana, worked by hand and machine

• The bride's sister dancing at the sangeet in a wide sharara
• A guest at a wedding ceremony who wants red without a lehenga
• A close friend at an engagement ceremony or roka
• The host at a Diwali dinner or festive puja
• A guest at a cocktail night in the middle of wedding week