Women

Named after the fierce poet-princess, Zeb-un-Nissa is rendered in royal purple Indian silk, this ensemble is saturated with opulence: silk appliqués, block print, adda embroidery, and mirror shimmer. The choli has full sheer sleeves that are dusted with golden motifs and framed with layered decorative borders in embroidery, sequins, and beads. Its neckline is traced with gold floral vines that curl like verses from a ghazal. The lehenga begins with persian boteh motif, then transitions into slender cypress trees, before bursting into a symphony of circular vines and paisley patterns all block printed in gold and embroidered by hand with sequins, mirror work, and metallic threads. The hemline is wrapped in multiple embroidered borders layered with gota patti and finishing trims. The organza dupatta is no less regal, featuring decorative roundels and Mughal jaali-inspired motifs, edged with thick gold borders and beaded tassels that flirt with the wind Note:*Neckline is round*

An elegant white peshwas featuring intricate adda embroidery on the bodice, finished with a graceful lappa and distinctive borders along the hem. Paired with a classic churidar detailed with crushed gota, and complemented by a dupatta crafted in varied organza patterns for a soft, ethereal finish.

An orange long shirt accented with a deep purple velvet neckline adorned with intricate embroidery. Velvet-detailed churidar sleeves add richness, paired with a crushed sharara for fluid movement. The look is completed with an organza dupatta finished with twin chan and velvet scalloped corners for a refined festive appeal.

Noori- signifies feminine charm and beauty, an embodiment of simplistic charm with the grace of royalty. Our signature Nawabi Gharara stitched out out of luxe summer karandi woven with kacha tilla. The set is complete with a handloomed karandi lawn kameez embroidered and hand embellished in signature MNR patterns with a organza jacquard dupatta that sports intricate bail embroidered and scallop details.

A teal blue shalwar kameez paired with a gota-bordered shalwar and a block-printed embroidered jacket adorned with intricate adda work. The look is completed with a tie-dye organza dupatta for a contemporary festive finish.

Crafted from embroidered check net, this full-flared angrakha peshwas is composed with studied grace: its panels thoughtfully arranged to move from densely embroidered booti sprays to more open, lighter work, allowing a soft rhythm to emerge across the surface. The flare is edged with scalloped cotton trims that lend a refined finish. Paired with a straight pant and a chiffon dupatta featuring embossed screen-printed patches that mirror the motifs of the peshwas, this ensemble offers a look for Eid that whispers, rather than declares, its sophistication.

Mehendi is our traditional dhani green shalwar kameez ensemble. The organza silk kameez is heavily embroidered with pink, gold threadwork and embellishments like sequins, there is heavily embroidered neckline featuring birds and floral vines climb up the hemline. The sleeves are replete with embroidery done in the pattern of overlapping petals. The paper silk Izzar also features thick borders of sequins and embroidery trims around the cuffs. The ensemble is paired with matching green organza dupatta featuring Mughal motifs sprayed all across and is accented floral embroidery bordering all four sides.

Model is wearing Reshma, our chalk white cotton net long shirt featuring block printed motifs and scrolls accentuated with delicate embroidery and beadwork in soft greens and pretty pink. It is a paired with a coordinated chalk white cotton net izar pants decorated with block printed patterns. The ensemble is accessorized with breezy organza dupatta featuring tracery in compliment pretty pink colour on the ends.

*This is a 3-piece outfit.

For those who treat coffee runs like fashion moments. When the plan is casual but the mood calls for impact, the Orange ensemble makes the statement. The shacked—half-shirt, half-jacket—is cut in juicy orange and features a woven, revere-style collar stitched into a grid of textured fabric, trimmed in black thread. Black lace appliqués and glittering sequins curl around the sleeves and hem, while pin tucks and loop buttons offer sharp finishing’s. The wide-legged trousers match in tone and ease. An ensemble for when you’re dressing up like you’ve got plans, even if you don’t.

There’s something about off-white in daylight that feels like intention. The Lumira ensemble arrives in ramen silk with a lustrous pearl finish and a studied softness. The shirt’s exaggerated lace collar and cuffs are finished with toggle-loop closures, while pin tuck pleats run across the front in neat procession. The wide-legged trousers, cut from the same fabric glide just so, creating a silhouette that’s both prim and utterly relaxed. It’s ideal for those mornings that begin with breakfast and no particular end in sight.

Ayesha wears Tabaan, an Ivory raw silk peshwas, rendered in pink silkfloss and tilla. Complete with a composed floral neckline and embroidered sleeves, it is embellished with pearls and gota. It comes with an embroidered organza dupatta with booti spray and embroidered borders finished with gota.

Singhaar
Erica wears Singhaar. A bright red organza gharara set accented with luxe gold embroideries. With illustrious apray of oriental motifs spread through out the length of the shirt and dupatta. The look is balanced off with our signsture gharara sporting a classic jaal with patch work motifs. The set is finished with generous gota edges with chattapatti in contrasting colors.

Naazgul of Nizampur is vivacious, zesty and vibrant. A marigold orange kalidaar with puffed shoulders with a heavy ghair makes up this royal ensemble. The accents of fuschia in the finishing adds a whimsical touch of modernity and playfulness to this timeless attire. The look is complete with a organza dupata decorated with tilla marori borders with our signature tassles and a cotton silk chooridaar.

A sage green embroidered organza shirt with a faux-jacket effect, detailed with scrolling floral vines across the front. The ramen silk wide-leg trousers have a subtle trellis-like embroidery for added texture. A sheer organza dupatta, finished with delicate trims and a fine geometric embroidered border, keeps the look light. Soft structure with a flowy feel.

"Numra," is a white peshwas crafted from lustrous paper silk. Adorned with delicate mukesh embroidery and pastel-colored threadwork, depicting floral bunches across the bust, it seamlessly merges tradition with elegance. The self-block printed pattern on the flare of the skirt adds an extra layer of sophistication. Paired with a two-toned dupatta featuring golden polka dots and sitara/sequin work, finished with gota kinari on all four sides, this ensemble is guaranteed to bring grace and glamour to your festive wardrobe

"Meera" is a bridal ensemble that encapsulates sheer elegance and finesse. The two-layered cotton net pishwas in delicate pink blossom hue, adorned with intricate adda work and a captivating sitari spray on the flare, is a masterpiece of craftsmanship. Enhanced with exquisite trims borders and a printed layer of matka silk, it's a blend of tradition and contemporary grace. Paired with a net dupatta featuring a delicate spray of sequins and enhanced with decorative trims, this ensemble is a symphony of style and sophistication. "Meera" is designed for the bride who seeks understated yet striking beauty on her special day.

A long embroidered organza jacket in deep teal green, featuring tonal botanical embroidery along the length, trimmed at the edges for a clean finish. Underneath, a ramen silk inner and wide-leg trousers in the same shade add depth. The straight-cut silhouette keeps it effortless. Simple, put-together, and easy to layer.