Sage Green Sheer Tissue Silk Short Kurta with Gold Sequin Handwork | Festive Ethnic Wear | Firangi Yarn

Muted sage green in sheer tissue silk, scattered with hand-placed gold sequins that build into a dense sequinned band at the hem. The green is dusty rather than bright, which lets the gold sit forward without the two competing. Short length, light body, and a fabric that shifts colour slightly as the light moves across it.

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

Perfect For: Sangeet Nights | Mehendi Functions | Reception Functions | Engagement Functions | Day Weddings | Diwali Celebrations | Cocktail Functions | 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:

• Sage green feels like a womenswear colour. Does it work on men? It works because it is muted rather than bright. Sage sits close to olive, which has been standard in menswear for decades, and the gold pulls it firmly into festive territory. If you already wear olive or khaki comfortably, this will not feel like a stretch.
• How does the colour behave in photographs? Better than most greens, because sage is desaturated enough not to cast onto skin the way a brighter green can. Under warm event lighting it reads slightly warmer and closer to olive than it does in daylight.
• Is a sequin hem band practical when you are sitting down all evening? Reasonably, since on a short kurta the hem sits at the hip rather than the thigh, so you are not sitting directly on it. Worth knowing that dense sequin bands add a little weight at the bottom, which actually helps the kurta hang straight rather than riding up.
• Which of the three colours is the most versatile? This one. Sage is neutral enough to work across daytime and evening, and it does not date the way a trend colour might. The lilac is the more distinctive pick and the raja pink is the most traditional.
• What do I wear underneath? A fitted inner in a neutral tone. Grey or beige disappears better than white under a green base.
• Footwear? Tan, camel, or brown leather. Gold if you want to echo the sequins. Avoid black, it flattens the softness of the colour.
• Sizing? Take your regular size for a fitted look or one up for ease. Tissue silk has no give, so the fit you order is the fit you get.

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