Anarkali and sharara suits for wedding guests and the wedding family — floor-length anarkalis, kurta sharara sets and printed kurta sets from Anisha Shetty, Renee Label, Nidhika Shekhar, Redpine and more. Each is made to your measurements after a one-to-one video call and delivered to the UK, the USA and beyond.
What is the difference between an anarkali and a sharara?
An anarkali is a long, flared kurta that falls from a fitted bodice, usually worn with churidar or slim trousers. A sharara pairs a shorter kurta with wide, flared trousers that move like a skirt. Both come with a dupatta.
Which functions suit an anarkali or sharara?
Both work for the mehendi, the sangeet, Eid and Diwali, and for guests who want something lighter than a lehenga. Richer silks and heavier embroidery suit the wedding and reception.
How does sizing work?
Every set is made to measure. After you order, we book a free 30-minute video call to take your measurements. Made-to-measure pieces typically take 4–6 weeks, and every product page shows its own delivery time.