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Components of a Women’s Kurta SetKurta (Tunic/Top)Length: Ranges from short (hip-length) to long (knee-length or ankle-length).Necklines: Round neck, V-neck, Mandarin collar, boat neck, or keyhole neck.Sleeves: Full sleeves, half sleeves, three-quarter sleeves, or sleeveless.Fabrics: Cotton, silk, chiffon, georgette, linen, or synthetic blends.Designs: Embroidered, printed, solid-colored, mirror-work, sequin, or lace detailing.Bottom WearSalwar: Loose, comfortable pants with a fitted waist.Churidar: Tight-fitted leggings with gathers at the ankles.Palazzo: Wide-legged, flowy pants for a modern look.Sharara/Gharara: Flared pants with heavy embroidery.Skirt (Lehenga-style): Flared or A-line skirt for a fusion look.Popular Styles of Women’s Kurta SetsAnarkali Kurta Set: Flared, floor-length kurta with fitted churidar.Straight-Cut Kurta Set: Simple, straight silhouette with salwar or palazzo.Angrakha Kurta Set: Overlapping front panels with tie-up detail.Asymmetrical Kurta Set: Modern cut with uneven hemlines.Indo-Western Kurta Set: Fusion styles with jackets, capes, or dhoti pants.Occasions to WearCasual: Cotton kurtas with simple prints for daily wear.Festive: Heavily embroidered or sequined sets for weddings & festivals.Formal: Silk or chiffon kurta sets for office or formal events.