Fabric: The kameez and salwar are made from smooth, luxurious silk, which gives the outfit a rich, elegant look. The silk’s natural sheen provides a sophisticated backdrop for the embellishments.
Design: The kameez is adorned with intricate mirror and thread work. Small mirrors are meticulously embedded into the fabric, surrounded by colorful thread embroidery to create floral patterns, geometric shapes, or abstract designs. The thread work often comes in bright, contrasting colors to make the mirrors stand out, adding a touch of sparkle and vibrance.
Neckline & Sleeves: The kameez can feature different necklines, such as a round, boat, or deep V, usually enhanced with delicate mirror work along the edges. Sleeves can vary in length, with subtle or bold mirror work on the cuffs to add detail.
Salwar (Bottom): The salwar can be a classic, loose-fitting style or a more modern churidar or straight-cut pants. It is usually kept simple, with minimal thread work, to let the kameez and chunni shine.
Organza Chunni (Dupatta):
Fabric: The chunni is made from light, sheer organza. This fabric is delicate, slightly stiff, and has a subtle shine, creating a beautiful contrast against the silk suit.
Design: The organza chunni is adorned with mirror and thread embroidery that matches or complements the work on the kameez. The lightweight nature of the fabric allows the intricate designs to be more visible. The mirrors catch the light, creating a sparkling effect, while the colorful threads add a vibrant touch. The borders of the chunni may have more concentrated work or a scalloped design, giving it a refined finish.