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Designer Party Wear Kurta Sets for Women by Kritika Dawar
A party wear kurta set for women from Kritika Dawar is a three-piece embroidered outfit: a kurta, a matching skirt or pants, and a dupatta. The sets are made in linen silk, georgette, Chanderi, silk and organza, with gota, zardozi, dabka and hand embroidery. Each set is handcrafted in India and made to order in sizes XS to 5XL. They suit festive gatherings, family occasions, weddings and sangeet. Filter by colour or occasion to find yours.
What makes this collection special
- Embroidery you can see: gota, zardozi, dabka and hand embroidery are part of the design, not an add-on.
- Complete three-piece sets: kurta, bottom and dupatta, planned together.
- Your size, your details: made to order in XS to 5XL, with options to change colour or neckline.
- Ready for your calendar: festive evenings, family celebrations and wedding-season events.
Designer Party Wear Kurta Sets, Built Around the Embroidery
Good partywear is about more than shine. In these designer party wear kurta sets, the embroidery is the main feature, with gota, zardozi, dabka and dori worked into the kurta and the dupatta. Each set brings the kurta, bottom and dupatta together, so the outfit looks complete without extra styling. Every set is handcrafted in India and made to order, so it is made for you, not taken off a rack.
What to Look For Before You Buy
When you compare a party wear kurta set for women across brands, a few questions separate a set you will reach for again and again from one you wear once. Here is how this collection answers them.
- Is the embroidery part of the design? Yes. Gota, zardozi, dabka and hand work are planned into the kurta, the bottom and the dupatta together.
- Does the set arrive complete? Yes. Every set has three pieces, so you do not have to hunt for a matching dupatta.
- Are the details clear? Each product page states the fabric, kurta length, bottom length and colour, so you know what you are buying before you add it to your bag.
- Can you adjust it? Colour, neckline and pieces can be changed through the stylists.
Explore Fabrics, Embroidery and Silhouettes
Not sure where to start? Pick the fabric and the shape that suit how you want to feel at the event.
Fabrics
- Linen silk: a structured base for gota-embroidered kurtas, often paired with a Banarasi Chanderi skirt or tissue palazzo pants.
- Georgette and Banarasi georgette: a soft, fluid base for gota, dabka and pearl work, paired with Banarasi georgette skirts.
- Chanderi and Banarasi Chanderi: light, festive fabrics for gota-embroidered kurtas with straight pants.
- Silk and organza: a richer finish for zardozi and hand embroidery, often with an organza or tissue dupatta.
Dupattas come in net, tissue, organza and Chanderi, many finished with pearl detailing.
Embroidery
- Gota: metallic ribbon work with deep roots in Indian festive dressing, including a gota jaal pattern.
- Zardozi: rich metallic thread embroidery.
- Dabka and thread gota: fine metallic texture that adds depth.
- Dori, pearl and hand embroidery: delicate detailing across kurtas and dupattas.
Silhouettes
- Long kurta with skirt: the festive, fuller look.
- Kurta with straight pants: sleeker lines for a clean finish.
- Palazzo and tulip pants: relaxed options for easy movement.
- Short and front-open kurtas: the modern choice for guests who prefer to step away from the classic long kurta.
Because each piece is handcrafted, colour, texture and pattern can vary slightly from the photographs.
Find Your Look by Occasion
Choosing is easier when you start with the event.
- Day weddings and mehndi sangeet: brighter shades and hand-embroidered kurtas keep the look lively.
- Festive gatherings and family occasions: lighter fabrics and softer colours are the easiest to wear for long hours. A wedding party wear kurta set also suits guests who want elegance without the formality of a lehenga.
- Evening parties: zardozi and gota jaal designs in deeper tones carry the most visible craftsmanship.
- A modern, easy look: short kurtas with tulip or straight pants, or a front-open kurta.
Colours: pink, blush pink, mint green, turquoise green, teal, blue, yellow, maroon and ivory. Softer shades suit daytime events, while deeper tones such as teal and maroon hold their own in evening light. Use the colour and occasion filters on this page, including Festive, Mehendi, Sangeet and Wedding, to narrow the edit.
Made to Order, Made to Fit
Every set is made for you, which means you can shape it.
- Sizes XS to 5XL, with a size guide on every product page.
- Customise: ask the stylists to change the colour, adjust the neckline, or add or remove pieces such as the dupatta or pants.
- Dispatch: between 15 and 25 working days depending on the set, shown on each product page, so order early for a fixed date.
- Need it sooner? Share your event date when you order and the team will look into it.
- Worldwide shipping is available.
FAQ’s
Q1. Which fabrics are used in this collection?
- Linen silk
- Georgette and Banarasi georgette
- Chanderi and Banarasi Chanderi
- Silk and organza
- Net and tissue (mainly for dupattas)
Most sets combine two or three of these. Fabric details are on each product page.
Q2. What comes with each kurta set?
Every set includes a kurta, a bottom and a dupatta. The bottom is a skirt, straight pants, palazzo pants or tulip pants, and it is named in the description on each product page.
Q3. Which colours are available?
Pink, blush pink, mint green, turquoise green, teal, blue, yellow, maroon and ivory. Use the colour filter on this page to narrow your choice.
Q4. What sizes are available, and can I customise a set?
Sets are made to order from XS to 5XL. Stylists can change the colour, adjust the neckline, or add or remove pieces such as the dupatta or pants.
Q5. Can I return or exchange a kurta set?
No. Every garment is made to order, so returns and exchanges are not offered once an order is placed. The label does help with alterations, and sale pieces are not eligible. Read the full policy before you order.
