Ruby Glow Milano Satin Anarkali Suit Immerse yourself in elegance with the Ruby Glow Milano Satin Anarkali Suit, a masterpiece that embodies sophistication, warmth, and timeless beauty. The rich ruby hue of the Milano satin fabric creates a regal aura, while the luxurious Bamber Satin fabric pants offer both style and comfort. Paired with a stunning golden embroidered dupatta, featuring intricate hand-embroidery and a delicate lace border, this ensemble captures the essence of refinement.
The graceful full sleeves and embroidered lace accents on the sleeves and hemline of the Anarkali ensure that every detail exudes elegance, making it impossible to go unnoticed. The silhouette is designed for versatility, offering a flattering fit for various body types, while allowing for flexibility in size. This carefully crafted design ensures that it remains as comfortable as it is striking. Please note, as this garment is handmade and dyed using natural techniques, slight variations may occur, enhancing its unique charm.
For long-lasting beauty, gentle care is recommended, as per the provided washing instructions. Elevate your wardrobe with this exceptional fusion of classic grace and modern luxury. This description paints a complete picture of the suit’s beauty, detailing both its aesthetic qualities and practical considerations.
Model height: 5.7 ft
Fabric: Satin Handcrafted in India
Size: Refer to size chart. Model is wearing Medium Size
Washing Instructions: DRYCLEAN ONLY, Please don't spray deodorant or perfumes directly on the fabric.
DISCLAIMER:
Our products are photographed professionally under controlled lighting conditions to showcase their true beauty. However, colors may appear slightly different depending on factors such as shot angles, lighting, background tones, and color temperatures. As a result, there may be a 10%–12% variation in prints and colors when compared to the original product. Despite this, we strive to ensure that the tones match the original product as closely as possible for your satisfaction.
