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Kurta: The main tunic, which can vary in length, silhouette, and sleeve style. Bottoms: Often included with the set, these can be straight pants, churidars, palazzos, or even a skirt. Dupatta: A long scarf or stole, which is a key part of the traditional look and can be draped over the shoulders or around the neck. Fabric: Available in many materials like cotton, rayon, silk, georgette, and chiffon, each offering different levels of comfort and style. Design: Can range from minimalist and modern to heavily embellished and festive. Occasion: Suitable for a wide range of events, including casual wear, work, and formal celebrations. Design and styling optionsPrints and patterns: Floral, geometric, abstract, or ethnic prints are popular, as are tie-dye patterns like Bandhani. Embellishments: Intricate embroidery, beadwork, foil prints, and lace add a touch of elegance and are often seen on festive or formal sets. Silhouette: Designs are available in various cuts, such as A-line, Anarkali, or straight, and can be styled in modern ways, like with asymmetrical hemlines. Accessories: These sets can be easily accessorized with jewelry, footwear, and bags to complete the look. Layering: For a contemporary twist, the set can be layered with a jacket or cardigan.