Peach Embroidered Peplum Top with Sharara and Chiffon Dupatta

A sharara set in peach, with a peplum-cut top rather than a straight kurtakurtaA long shirt or tunic, worn loose, falling anywhere from hip to knee. Everyday or festive depending on the fabric. — the flared peplum hem sits at the hip, giving the silhouette more shape than a straight-cut shirt before the sharara's own flare begins. The neckline carries dabka and sequin embroidery, and the dupattadupattaThe long scarf-stole that completes a lehenga or kurta set — draped over the chest, shoulder, or head. is finished with lace-work embellishment.

Dabka is a coiled metallic-wire embroidery, worked here at the neckline alongside sequins for a mixed-texture finish rather than one repeated technique. GeorgettegeorgetteLightweight flowy fabric — the modern workhorse for dance-floor sarees and anarkalis. carries both the peplum top and the sharara, while the dupattadupattaThe long scarf-stole that completes a lehenga or kurta set — draped over the chest, shoulder, or head. is cut in a lighter chiffon, edged with its own embroidered lace to distinguish it from the outfit's other surfaces.