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A cotton net peshwas in a warm biscuit-white hue, featuring an embroidered neckline accented with lace-like leafy appliqué, soft pleats, and embellishments. The sleeves and skirt are adorned with puffed screen prints of rose bouquets, finished with crisp white cotton trims. A textured tilla organza dupatta, bordered with white trims, completes this elegant ensemble. A timeless choice for Eid prayers and daytime festivities.
It includes a pishwas and dupatta.

*The back neckline will be covered for a modest look

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.

Introducing the "Justaju" ensemble from MNR's mesmerizing Din Mein Khwaab collection, created with exquisite artistry for Eid ul Azha. This ethereal masterpiece, in an enchanting shade of misty periwinkle, features a block-printed organza peshwas adorned with traditional Mughal florets and large bouqets of flower motifs. The ensemble's multihead embroidered borders add a touch of opulence, while the machine-embroidered blouse, delicately accented with minimal adda work, exudes understated elegance. The look is completed with a dupatta showcasing three distinct panels: two screen-printed, and a middle one enhanced with block printing and a checkered pattern on organza.
*The back neckline will be covered for a modest look

"Sairah" a green printed paper silk Piihwas adorned with red and yellow floral vines. The bust line boasts an Anarkali-like choli pattern with mukesh embellishments and tila work in complementary colors. Appliques, enhanced with adda work and sequins on the sleeves and hem of the skirt, are finished with beautiful trims. The ensemble is elegantly complemented by a printed organza dupatta featuring a scalloped edge and embroidery on all four sides, blooming motifs on the corners. Paired with a Choori Daar pajama made of Russian fabric and adorned with gota kinari celebrating the timeless elegance of Eid.

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.

Embrace timeless elegance with Ensemble "Armala" - a white and gold bridal masterpiece that transcends tradition. This ivory Indian silk pishwas, crafted from luxurious jamawar fabric, exudes opulence. Its intricate appliqué and block print motifs, elevated by delicate embroidery, tell a story of heritage and grace. Paired with an ada work organza dupatta, adorned with enchanting block printed and sitara work, this ensemble is a harmonious blend of tradition and contemporary allure.

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.

A raw silk shirt in deep olive green, embroidered with delicate floral bouquets and scalloped edges along the hem and sleeves, finished with fine trims. Paired with embroidered satin silk sharara pants, scattered with floral motifs for a soft, textured look. The organza dupatta, edged with a four-sided embroidered scalloped border, adds an airy finish. Effortless, polished, and easy to wear.

Erica wears Valvala, a karandi kurta and khari shalwar in the timeless shade of ivory. The kameez is densely embroidered with resham in pastel shades and matte gold tilla. Both the kameez and shalwar are finished with resham and panni edges worn with a piyazi organza dupatta, sporting minimal spray and framed with our signature lotus embroidered motifs.

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.

This voluminous white peshwas is stitched in alternating organza panels: one plain, the next embroidered with scattered floral motifs joined with decorative trims that accentuate its sweep. The bodice features schiffli embroidery in a lattice arrangement, interspersed with floral motif sprays for added texture. At the hem, a floral thread work border adds a final flourish of romance. Paired with a traditional churidar pajama and a dupatta fashioned from both khadi net and chiffon layered and trimmed to perfection. Making this is a look made for lightness this Eid.

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.

Crepe tilla jacquard booti ghrarara highlighted with intricately kinari and Kundan jewel buttons on a cotton net shirt gotta on borders; reminiscent of the Mughal designs. Paired with a golden textured printed organza gharara and a beautiful dupatta that was immersed with a gotta pati border.

Tehreem wears Kamila, a pure silk kameez in LILAC is filled with a generous spray of dabka, sheesha and tilla. The shirt is brought together with our signature hand made doris worn with a kaccha tilla gharara and a net dupatta with hand embroidered borders.

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.

Meher Bano borrows the structure of something vintage and injects it with quiet cool, in a deep, saturated Neelum Blue that feels rich without trying too hard. The kameez is cut from silken fabric and features vintage-inspired bishop sleeves with decorative trim on the cuffs and hem of the shirt. Tonal thread embroidery with Mughal motifs runs across the lower hem, and playful tassels across neckline add texture to the front. It’s paired with matching farshi shalwar finished with detailing on paanchas, and a soft dupatta scattered with sequins and finished with coordinating Mughal motif embroidery on both ends. It’s the kind of look that doesn’t scream for attention,it just owns the room.

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.

Ayesha wears Jiya, a cobalt organza ensemble dazzling with tilla embroidery, sequins and hand embellishments. The shirt is composed over a jaal and floral motifs worn with an embroidered izaar and dupatta framed with embroidered borders and filled with a stunning spray of floral motifs. The whole set is finished with chatta patti in contrasting colors and gotta.

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.

Chand baala, the undying beauty of youth and the celebration of picture perfect poise and elegance. Chand baala is a pitch black siren that is highlighted with the beauty of gold threads and embroidered detail. A classic silhouette of a Shalwar Kameez paired with a net dupatta. Embroidered using the chand baala motif with velvet appliqué details and zardozi. Fabric details Shirt: Rawsilk shirt with Chand baala motif and velvet applique and kiran borders Shalwar: Raw silk shalwar with gota spray and gota finishing. Dupatta: Pure net dupatta appliqued with kacha tilla jacquard embroidered tilla marori and gotta finishing.

This short karandi kurta in Morning Sand features a large floral and leafy motif embroidered across the chest in tonal thread, anchor, Resham, and machine embroidery. The band collar neckline and sleeve borders are accented with loop buttons and delicate embroidery, adding structure to the soft, flowing silhouette. A perfect choice for Eid mornings spent in family gatherings, moving effortlessly from prayers to festive meals.

A karandi kurta, clean in cut and restrained in palette, carries embroidery along the neckline with loop-button closures that add a quiet texture. Paired with minimal trousers, it’s a confident, no-frills approach to Eid dressing.