Yellow and silver printed straight kurta, has a keyhole neck, short sleeves, button closure, straight hem, and side slits
The model (height 5'8~) is wearing a size S
This breathable and stylish kurta from W is a must-have item for any wardrobe. This yellow piece is a stylish option for a nice family function or event when teamed with churidar leggings and classic flats.
Viscose Rayon
Dry-clean
Red and green printed A-line kurta, has a mandarin collar, three-quarter sleeves, straight hem, side slits
The model (height 5'8~) is wearing a size S
This top-notch kurta from Anouk will take your personal style to new heights. Sport this red piece with studded flats and minimal jewellery for a simple yet stunning evening ensemble.
Cotton
Machine-wash
Pink and White printed straight kurta, has a round neck, three-quarter sleeves, straight hem, and side slits
This brilliant kurta from W will help you maintain an elegant look all year long. For your next dinner party or family gathering, this pink piece pairs well with dark leggings and chic flats.
Machine-wash
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| Charcoal grey and golden satin finish printed straight kurta, has a keyhole neck, three-quarter sleeves, straight hem, and side slits Make a statement with this elegant kurta from W. Look chic for the day with this charcoal kurta and leggings. Material: Polyester Hand Wash |
Black dark wash 5-pocket mid-rise cropped jeans, clean look with no fade, has a button and zip closure, waistband with belt loops
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