Kameez (Top): The kameez is a long, flowing tunic that reaches the floor or just above it. It has a fitted bodice that flares out into a full skirt, creating the iconic Anarkali silhouette. The yellow fabric can range from bright and vibrant shades to more subdued, pastel yellows. The kameez often features intricate embroidery, embellishments, or beadwork, especially around the neckline, sleeves, and hem. Some designs may incorporate patterns like floral, geometric, or traditional motifs.

Churidar (Bottom): The churidar is a form-fitting trouser made of elastic fabric that gathers at the ankles, creating a “churidar” effect with pleats. It typically matches or complements the yellow color of the kameez, but in some designs, it might be in a contrasting shade like white, beige, or gold.

Dupatta (Scarf): The dupatta is a long, flowing scarf that adds an elegant finishing touch to the suit. It is often made of light, airy fabric like chiffon, georgette, or silk. The dupatta is usually draped over the shoulders or around the neck and may be adorned with borders, embroidery, or sequins that match the overall design of the suit.