This three‑piece suit is woven from a 150 gsm Fendy Silk that balances sheen with breathability. The fabric’s natural stretch means you can sit through long meetings without feeling restricted, and the light‑weight drape stays smooth even on humid Delhi mornings. The blazer features a concealed inner pocket—perfect for your metro card—while the palazzos have an elasticised waistband that eliminates the need for a belt. Pair the matching blouse piece with a simple gold chain and low‑heeled juttis for a look that reads “effortlessly polished.” Starting at ₹1,699, it’s roughly 40 % cheaper than a comparable hand‑loom set you’d find in a boutique in Connaught Place.

Though labeled “party wear,” this lehenga works beautifully for a long‑day office if you tone down the sequins with a plain cotton dupatta. The two‑tone Fandy Silk is 210 gsm, giving it a luxurious weight that holds its shape through a full day of sitting and standing. Hand‑embroidered sequins are placed only on the pallu, so you can tuck the skirt into a sleek pair of loafers without the sparkle feeling over the top. The blouse piece comes with a detachable cuff, letting you switch from a modest ¾‑sleeve to a sleeveless look for after‑work drinks. At ₹2,199 it’s still under the average price of a designer lehenga in Mumbai’s Bandra market, where similar pieces often start at ₹5,000.

The kurti is cut from a 120 gsm pure silk that feels cool against the skin—ideal for Bengaluru’s monsoon heat. A subtle side‑slit adds movement, while the matching palazzos feature a hidden elastic drawstring that lets you adjust the fit after a long commute. The set includes a detachable dupatta with a minimalist printed border, so you can drape it for a formal presentation or leave it off for a casual coffee break. Priced at just ₹999, it undercuts the average price of a silk kurti‑pant combo in Hyderabad’s Banjara Hills, where similar quality often costs ₹1,500.

The Anarkali uses a 180 gsm silk canvas printed with a Jaipur‑inspired floral motif. The digital print ensures the colours stay vibrant after multiple washes, and the floor‑length cut is trimmed with a hidden slit at the back for easy movement—great for a day at the office and a quick evening walk. Pair it with a plain cotton churidar and a pair of low‑heeled Kolhapuri sandals for a look that feels regal yet practical. At ₹1,899, it’s a fraction of the price of hand‑painted Anarkalis in Jaipur’s Bapu Bazaar, where you’d typically spend ₹4,500‑₹6,000.

Crafted from a lightweight faux silk blend (140 gsm), this gown hides its party‑ready sparkle behind a plain dupatta that can be swapped for a cotton shawl on a rainy Pune morning. The sequins are embroidered only along the neckline and hem, reducing weight and preventing the fabric from feeling clingy. The side pockets are a subtle surprise—ideal for stashing a lipstick or a metro pass. Pair with simple silver jhumkas and a pair of block‑heeled sandals for a look that transitions from a client meeting to a casual dinner. Priced at ₹2,099, it offers a 30 % saving compared to a similar faux‑silk gown in Pune’s FC Road boutiques.