The Anarkali suit acquires its name from a courtesan “Anarkali” in the court of the ancient Mughal emperor back in the 16th century. The word itself brings lavishness, abundance, royalty, and sagas of history with its arrival. So, the Anarkali suit is the epitome of luxury, wealth, and glory.
With each passing year, it is evolved in length, patterns, designs, and fabric but still forms a splendid balance between its history and today’s needs.
It is a type of salwar kameez set consisting of an “A” line kameez or a flowing flared dress, a slim fit bottom called leggings, and a complimenting dupatta. It is an extremely famous Indian festive ethnic wear for women.
An empire line yoke Anarkali flare starts from the bust line and ends at the hemline covering the whole circumference. This style usually goes well with the round-shaped neckline with traditional handcraft embroideries of mirrors and threadwork giving you an earthly elegant glance every time you walked into an occasion. Sargun Anarkali and Liba Anarkali from our site fit best for empire line yoke Anarkali.
A lower waistline yoke Anarkali is a modernized version of ancient Anarkali whose flare starts from the waistline to the very bottom. The upper part of a suit is more like a corset that glorifies a women’s waist making it the latest designer Anarkalis. Baani Anarkali is an eye-pleasing outfit with a gorgeous gold motif on the upper part that can dazzle people.
The Angrakha Anarkali pattern came from prominent royal wear and asymmetrical looks wrapped around along the bust line or mid-waist with rich fabrics and colors giving it a heavy look for all festivals.
These Anarkali kurtas for women are enriched in the supreme quality fabric of silk, velvet, and brocade with heavy lace borders, elaborate hemlines, and stylish sleeves making them look classic on every body type.