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An Anarkali suit is a traditional Indian outfit characterized by its long, flowing silhouette resembling a gown or frock. It typically consists of three main pieces: a long, flared kurta (top), churidar or leggings, and a matching dupatta (scarf). The kurta features a fitted bodice that gradually flares out from the waist, creating an elegant, royal look. Anarkali suits are often embellished with intricate embroidery, mirror work, zari, or sequins, making them perfect for festive occasions or weddings. The design is named after the famous courtesan Anarkali from the Mughal era, and the suit reflects a blend of classical beauty and modern appeal.