Fabric & Texture

​Outer Shell: The kurti is crafted from a lightweight, fluid, and semi-sheer fabric—most likely Georgette or Chiffon. This is particularly visible on the three-quarter sleeves, which lack a lining and showcase a delicate, translucent drape.
​Inner Lining: The main bodice of the kurta includes an inner lining (likely a matching light blue cotton or crepe slip) to provide opacity and comfort while keeping the fabric breathable.
​Embroidered Detailing
​Craft Technique: The outfit prominently features traditional Chikankari (Lucknowi thread embroidery).
​Thread Work: It uses intricate white cotton threads to create a dense, textured contrast against the sky-blue background.
​Patterns: The embroidery features a heavy yoke design around the neckline, trailing down into a dense, repetitive floral and paisley motif (bootis) across the entire front panel and decorating the hemline and sleeve cuffs.
​Silhouette & Color Palette
​Cut: A classic straight-cut, knee-length kurti featuring a notched round neckline and three-quarter sleeves.
​Color Combination: A soft, refreshing contrast of pastel sky blue and pristine white, paired with solid white straight-cut trousers or bottom wear.