Anarkali Kurta:

• The kurta is the centerpiece, featuring a flowing, flared silhouette that extends from the bust down to the hem, creating an elegant, gown-like look.
• It is often embellished with intricate embroidery, sequins, beads, or zari work, depending on the design. The fabric can vary from cotton and georgette to silk or chiffon, with luxurious materials being preferred for formal occasions.
• The neckline can vary, from a round or V-neck to a more ornate design with heavy embellishments or lacework. Sleeves might be full, three-quarter, or sleeveless, with some designs featuring delicate embroidery on the sleeves.

Dupatta:

• The dupatta is usually a matching or contrasting fabric that drapes elegantly over the shoulders or around the body.
• It may feature delicate embroidery, lace, or prints along the edges, enhancing the overall look.

Bottom (Churidar or Pants):

• The bottoms are typically a pair of churidars or straight pants. Churidars are tightly fitting at the ankles and provide a traditional look, while straight pants offer a more modern, chic silhouette.
• The fabric and color of the bottom piece complement the kurta, maintaining a balanced and coordinated appearance.