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The kurti is a tunic-style top that can vary in length—ranging from short and fitted to long and flowing. It’s often adorned with intricate embroidery, zari (gold thread), sequins, or mirror work, depending on the occasion. The neckline and sleeves are usually stylishly designed, sometimes with lace or gota-patti detailing. The highlight of the outfit is the sharara—wide-legged pants that are fitted at the thighs and flare out dramatically from the knee. The flare is often enhanced with pleats, tiers, or embellishments, giving it a skirt-like appearance while maintaining the comfort of pants. The sharara adds a majestic, flowing movement when walking or dancing. The look is completed with a dupatta, a long scarf or stole that drapes over the shoulders or across the body. It’s usually made from a sheer fabric like chiffon, net, or organza and decorated to match the kurti and sharara—featuring embroidery, sequins, tassels, or border detailing.