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Here's a breakdown of the likely features and style of the kurta:​Color: Bright or mustard yellow.​Fabric: It appears to be a lightweight, textured fabric, likely cotton or a cotton blend, which is popular for this style of kurta. Sometimes georgette is also used for heavily embroidered pieces.​Work/Embroidery: The texture suggests intricate needlework, most likely Chikankari embroidery (a traditional embroidery style from Lucknow, India). There are also small, reflective details which could be mirror work (shisha/aabla work) or sequins interspersed within the embroidery.​Collar: It has a Mandarin or Band collar (Nehru collar).​Placket: It has a button placket (the slit where the buttons are), which is partially visible and has contrasting/decorative buttons (possibly with small reflective embellishments like sequins or mirrors).​Style: This style is very popular for traditional occasions like festivals (like Diwali, Eid), religious ceremonies (like Haldi, Mehendi for weddings), or semi-formal events.​The combination of yellow, Chikankari, and reflective work makes it particularly suited for vibrant, celebratory events.