The modern heir to festive ease, a jumpsuit marries structure with fluidity. The Yarrow Jumpsuit in midnight blue silk, embroidered with tribal-inspired resham, is a striking study in how traditional artistry can live within contemporary form.

Few silhouettes hold as much timeless appeal as the kurta. A floor-length Anarkali or a classic kurta set remains an eternal festive staple. The Ira Kurta Set in handloom Chanderi silk with Zardozi embroidery embodies relaxed luxury, while the handwoven cotton Zayan Kurta, threaded with subtle gold, feels made for intimate weddings and faraway celebrations.

Sometimes the simplest choice holds the most impact. The Malaiya Dress, pleated and floor-sweeping, is cut for movement, designed to catch the light in motion rather than decoration.

A single piece of jewelry can shift an outfit from understated to unforgettable. The Tangy Dreams earrings - orange blooms rendered in intricate beadwork - are less ornament, more conversation, a burst of artistry that catches both light and attention.

Often overlooked, the hair is a canvas of its own. The Beltza Hair Bun, handcrafted in brass, slips seamlessly into a sleek chignon, offering the quiet shimmer of artisanal detail without overwhelming the look.

Sometimes, all it takes is a single layer to reimagine an outfit. The Irene Vest in Chanderi silk, worked with traditional zardozi, drapes effortlessly over a kurta or shirt, lending texture and festivity without excess.