What can a wedding guest wear in ivory without looking like she is dressed as the bride?
Ivory with raised texture and shine reads as festive rather than bridal. The ivory tidal leaf appliqué short kurti and sharara set by Asaga is worked all over in leaf appliqué with pearls and sequins and adds a mirror-lace dupatta edge, so the ivory carries plenty of visible detail.
Which shimmery outfit suits a wedding after-party where comfort matters as much as sparkle?
A sharara set gives the shine of a gown with easier movement. The ivory tidal leaf appliqué short kurti and sharara set by Asaga has a leaf-appliquéd short kurti, a wide-flare satin sharara and a net dupatta scattered with sequins, so it sparkles under party lights without a train.
Which sharara set counts as formal enough for an engagement dinner?
One with a fully embroidered top and a dupatta. The ivory tidal leaf appliqué short kurti and sharara set by Asaga has a sleeveless kurti in raised leaf appliqué, a satin sharara cut in long panels and a net dupatta with an embroidered end panel, which reads formal without a lehenga skirt.
Is the back of the ivory tidal short kurti embroidered too?
Yes. The leaf appliqué on the ivory tidal leaf appliqué short kurti and sharara set by Asaga continues down the back to the hem. The neckline is a scalloped scoop that follows the shape of the leaves, and the kurti is sleeveless and hip-length.
What pieces does the ivory tidal short kurti set have, and how do you look after the pearls and sequins?
Three pieces: the short kurti, the ivory satin sharara and a sheer net dupatta with a mirror-lace edge. The ivory tidal leaf appliqué short kurti and sharara set by Asaga has raised appliqué with pearls and sequins, so it is dry clean only.
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