About this item

• The shape here does most of the talking — a snug bodice that meets an empire seam, then opens up into yards of flared silk that move with you instead of just hanging there
• You get a sweetheart neckline with a single bold floral embroidery placement at the center, an embroidered band wrapping the waist, and softer floral butis scattered down the skirt like falling petals
• Slim spaghetti straps keep the shoulders open and cool, which honestly makes a huge difference when you are wearing something this dramatic through a long Indian evening that refuses to end early
• Slip it on for your cousin’s roka, a close-friend wedding function, an evening puja at home or those slightly-fancy dinners where you want to look like you put in effort without trying too hard
• The matching dupatta is the kind of finishing touch most gowns skip — light, flowy, scalloped at the edges, and easy to drape however you feel like wearing it that day