At Aza Fashions, a host of designers create outfits that are unique and worth treasuring for years to come. Ranging from Indian, fusion and western wear, each piece is known to define your persona in ways that are both, elegant and classic. And when we say classic, we mean one of the most classic Indian styles for women – Anarkalis have been doing its round since forever and have been impressing us with the regular updates. Also, we don’t think we’re getting over them anytime soon. Before the festive kicks in, make sure you’ve stocked plenty in your wardrobe for the upcoming festive season.
Black beauty by AM:PM
Pastel love by Anamika Khanna
Happy yellows by Matsya
Royalty Redefined by OSAA BY ADARSH
Coral & Gold affair by Roora by Ritam
Floral paradise by Deepali Shah
When floral prints and mirror embellishments come together, it makes for the perfectly pretty anarkali set that exudes a delicate and feminine charm to your persona. Trust silver chunkies and jhumkas to be your style companion with this outfit.
Sheer Grace by Divya Gupta
With waist-cinchers as an addition, Divya Gupta created this combination anarkali piece with luxurious fabrics and detailed embroidered accents. Apt for evening occasions with your flawless makeup adding a glamorous appeal to it.
Intricate embroidered affairs by Reeti Arneja
Giving and illusion of a crop top and skirt, this Reeti Arneja anarkali set dominated with zardozi details is one that’s apt for both morning and night functions. Owing to its wide neckline, team this outfit with a statement choker pieces for extra points.
Pastel delight by Riddhi Mehra
Pastels shades is always a good idea. And it gets better if your outfit is versatile. Wear it to a gala night or a family function for this Riddhi Mehra outfit is enhanced with chic cold-shoulders and miniature floral applique details. Add pieces to your wardrobe that are nifty and stylish, both.
Classic Elegance by SVA
You know what’s hassle-free and sophisticated at the same time? An outfit by SVA with minimal embroidered details, has a fusion look and feel to it sans the dupatta. If this doesn’t tempt you, we do not know what will!
