Raja Pink Magenta Sheer Tissue Silk Short Kurta with Gold Sequin Handwork | Festive Ethnic Wear | Firangi Yarn

Raja pink in sheer tissue silk, hand-scattered with gold sequins and finished with a dense sequinned band at the hem. This is the loudest of the three and it makes no apology for it. Pink and gold is the oldest festive combination in the book, and tissue silk gives it a shimmer that a flat fabric never could.

✨ Hand-done gold sequin work scattered across the body and sleeves
✨ Dense sequinned band along the hem
✨ Sheer tissue silk with a crushed texture and metallic sheen
✨ Mandarin collar with a slim button placket
✨ Short kurta length that pairs with white or ivory pajama

Perfect For: Sangeet Nights | Wedding Events | Diwali Celebrations | Cocktail Functions | Engagement Functions | Reception Functions | Navratri | Festival Season | Family Functions

Fabric: Tissue Silk | What's in the Box: Kurta only | Care: Dry clean only | Model Wearing: Size M

Delivery & Exchanges: Free express delivery on prepaid orders | Easy exchanges on all orders

FAQs:

• How does this differ from your cotton silk raja pink kurta? Same colour family, entirely different effect. The cotton silk version is matte with structured daaman work and reads traditional. This one is sheer, shimmering, and short, which puts it firmly in evening and party territory. If you own one, the other is not a duplicate.
• Is bright pink a confident choice or an overconfident one? Depends where you wear it. At a sangeet or a Diwali party it is exactly right and you will be remembered for it. At a formal daytime ceremony it is a lot. This is a piece for the events where energy is the point.
• Does the shimmer become too much under flash photography? Tissue silk plus sequins does throw a fair amount of light back, so in direct flash it will be bright. Under ambient and warm lighting, which is how most functions are actually lit, it looks rich rather than glaring.
• What should I wear underneath? A fitted inner is necessary given the sheer fabric. Choose something in a similar tone or a deep nude. White will show as a visible block under a colour this saturated.
• Will this still look right in a few years? Raja pink and gold has been a fixture in Indian festive dressing for generations, so the colour is not going anywhere. The short silhouette is more of a current cut, but short kurtas have held steady for several seasons now.
• Footwear? Gold, cream, or dark brown. This is a rare piece where gold footwear is genuinely correct rather than overdone, since the kurta is already fully committed to it.
• Sizing? Regular size for a close cut, one up for comfort. Bear in mind a fitted sheer kurta shows more of the inner beneath it, so a little ease works in your favour here

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