Kanika Fashion Women's Jaipuri Rajasthani Traditional Printed Casual Cotton Maxi Frock Dress Long Kurti | Anarkali Dress for Women | Rajasthani Ethnic Designer Wear Kurtis for Girls

Description

An Anarkali Kurti is a form of Women's Dress originating from the City of Lahore (Once Part of INDIA, Now in Pakistan). The Anarkali Suit is made up of a Long, Frock-Style. It varies in Length and Embroidery such as floor-length cuts. Anarkali means "Pomegranate Blossom." Pomegranate is a delectable and well-known intriguing natural product that is widely grown in Iran, India, and the Mediterranean and has a bright orange-red color. The bright color and fancy designs are prominent in the Anarkali suit. And with time bright and fancy designs became the signature Anarkali suit design. It showcases the beautiful work and art of the Mughal era. This makes them perfect for wedding ceremonies and parties. The Anarkali dress helps you stand out from the crowd. The various forms of regal Anarkali silhouette are also related to the Indian culture in many ways. The Indian Angarakha is very similar to Anarkali, and is closely associated to the Indian classical dance-form Kathak. In fact, Anarkali tends to be the regular costume of the dancers, practicing the Kathak form of the Lucknow Gharana. In making the Anarkali suit, the dress is usually designed as an extended frock-style top combined with a bottom. While the top is typically flowy and can reach as far as the mid-knee, ankle, or floor length, it is, however, fitted around the bust from where large pleats flow downwards. Beautiful Flair : - ✔ The dress features a beautiful flair and has a beautiful pattern around the outfit. This gives the garment a contemporary look and feel. Fashion Tip : - ✔ Pair this kurti with a pair of stylish heels and a matching clutch for a complete casual look for a casual event, a party or an evening with friends. ✔ To get on with the ever-changing fashion priorities of Indian women, we offer new styles and designs every season categorized for spring-summer, monsoon-festive and winter seasons.