Anarkali Churidar
Anarkalis have been around for the longest time. While the modern fashion world brought many changes and enhancements to this classic silhouette, the charm of the evergreen anarkali churidar continues to be the most loved version. Libas’ anarkali churidar set consists of a trending anarkali kurta along with a comfy churidar and a pretty dupatta. The collection of churidar anarkali sets on Libas includes suit sets in multiple styles, colours, patterns, fabrics and more. A cotton suit works amazingly well in summer, while silk-made anarkali makes great winter wear for ladies. Furthermore, these suit sets come in different lengths. Starting from knee-length anarkalis to midi-length and finally to ankle-length anarkali long churidar sets. The perfectly cut anarkalis are adorned with the most exquisite craftworks like mirror work, gota patti, sequins, lace work and more. Explore the collection of anarkali churidar online on the Libas’ website and mobile app and avail great discounts on your favourite products.
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Last Updated: 2024-12-15
LIBAS’ ANARKALI CHURIDAR HELPS YOU LOOK STUNNING EVERY DAY
The origin of the anarkali churidar dress goes back to the 16th century in the court of the Mughal emperor, Akbar. Anarkali, who is believed to be a courtesan in the royal court, wore the gorgeous outfit for the very first time. While they have had an on and off relationship with fashion for centuries, Anarkalis made a comeback in the Indian fashion scene a few years back, and have ruled the hearts of Indian women since then. While anarkali kurtas are now paired up with various kinds of bottoms, including palazos, skirts, shararas, and even trousers, the classic anarkali churidar set has a charm no other could match. Libas’ enlists a wide range of Anarkali outfits for you to relive the traditional Indian fashion in contemporary style.
Libas’ Anarkali outfits for women are made in different styles, colours, fabrics, prints, patterns, and more for you to create beautiful and unique looks every day. From bright shades and subtle prints to bold hues and intricate patterns, we’ve got it all for you on Libas. Explore the collection of Anarkali churidar suits today and choose the ones that work best for you. Buy your favourite ones before they are all sold out!
FABRICS USED TO CREATE ANARKALI CHURIDAR BY LIBAS
An anarkali set on Libas includes Libas’ exquisite kurta for women paired up with a pretty and comfortable churidar and a gorgeous dupatta for you. These sets are made in the finest quality fabric to offer you comfortable wear in addition to a stunning look. We talk about the most popular types of fabrics used to create the pretty suit sets listed on the website.
Cotton:
Cotton is one of the most popular and natural fabrics used to create ethnic outfits for you. Obtained from the seeds of the cotton plant, the fibre is almost pure cellulose. The soft, fluffy, comfortable, and pretty fibre is spun into yarns which are then woven into beautiful textiles used to create textiles that are used to create outfits for you. A cotton kurta set by Libas is made with pure cotton and dyed in your favourite colours to curate a special collection for you.
Silk:
Another natural and soft fabric is used to create the prettiest women's clothing items for women all around the world. For the longest time, owing to its shimmery texture, silk has been the go-to party wear option for Indian women. From sarees to lehengas and suits to dresses, a plethora of silk outfits are made for you.
Georgette:
The Georgette fabric is named after a 20th century French dressmaker, Georgette de la Plante. It is a sheer, light-weight, dull crepe fabric used to create stunning Georgette dresses, suits, sarees, and lehengas for you. Traditionally made of silk, georgette features highly twisted yarns and a crinkly surface. This is the summer party's favourite fabric in India.
BUY YOUR FAVOURITE ANARKALI CHURIDAR ONLINE AT AFFORDABLE PRICES
The most popular types of anarkali sets are listed on the official Libas website and mobile app at minimal prices to make fashion affordable. The collection includes both short and long anarkali churidar suits made in various styles and designs. Sleeveless anarkalis are trendy. However, full sleeves anarkali churidar suits are one of the best-selling ones on the market. Additionally, other ethnic wear for women, including a lehenga, suit, and saree collection, is available on sale for you. For more information about any Libas product, feel free to drop us an email at care@libas.in or connect to us via call or WhatsApp on +91 9899990772 from Monday to Saturday, from 9 am to 6 pm (IST).
ANARKALI CHURIDAR - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Is the Anarkali churidar still in fashion?
Yes, it totally is! Anarkali churidars made an entry into the Indian fashion world quite some time back. However, they have been a rage among Indian women ever since. An anarkali kurta today is worn with various types of bottoms, including palazzos, skirts, and trousers. The classic Anarkali with churidar, however, has a charm none can match. Libas enlists a plethora of Anarkali churidar sets in different styles, designs, fabrics, and colours. Browse through the collection to find the best one for you today.
How to accessorise an Anarkali churidar?
The Anarkali churidar by Libas is extremely stylish on its own and requires minimal accessorising! However, we’d suggest you choose the colour and pattern of your suit according to the time and scale of the event you are going to wear it to. Subtle shades like white, pastel and other muted tones work well for daytime events, while you can choose bold colours like maroon, emerald green and midnight blue for the evenings. Furthermore, choose heavy or blingy patterns like mirror work, barcode, gota patti, etc. only for night time functions. Finally, choose a pair of heels or juttis and a few pieces of statement jewellery, and you are good to go! Libas’ stylish Anarkali-churidar are available at affordable prices on the websites and the mobile app. Get your favourite ones today!
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