Red and Yellow Printed Cotton Peplum with Sharara

About the garment

A short peplum top in a red-and-yellow colour-blocked cotton print, anarkalianarkaliA long flared kurta to the ankle, worn with churidar and a dupatta. Named for a Mughal-era courtesan-dancer.-style rather than a straight-cut kurtakurtaA long shirt or tunic, worn loose, falling anywhere from hip to knee. Everyday or festive depending on the fabric., teamed with a matching sharara and a solid yellow dupattadupattaThe long scarf-stole that completes a lehenga or kurta set — draped over the chest, shoulder, or head.. Gold trim runs along the peplum's hem and cuffs. Sized 38 to 44 — an easy, everyday-to-festive piece at the range's lower price point.