Anarkali suits in Vairagya collection are simple but elegant and gives a lot of leverage to the style concepts of the youth. TheHLabel, keen at redefining the Indian fashion wear, makes a commendable effort at it in the collection with garments made to project vibrant elements of colour and embroidery.

The classy Anarkali suits online give out the cheer in making a statement garment with flow, embellishment and grace. The collection serves as a bridge between a traditional theme and the new vision to make the Anarkali a perfect attire for the suave.

It is the time of designer Anarkali suits and HLabel is taking advantage of the very fact with this exquisite array of Anarkalis in the Vairagya collection. Get ready to look brilliant! Let us check out a couple of garments in the collection.

Grey & Yellow Ombre Anarkali with Mangalgiri Embroidered Tie & Dye jacket

Treasure this lovely grey and yellow ombre Anarkali, paired with a Mangalgiri jacket. The Anarkali is cut from muslin-silk and the jacket is adorned with Trishul embroidery and Samosa technique detailing. It’s a grand piece to wear to a party or festival. Also, style it with high heels and minimal makeup.

Grey and Yellow Ombre Effect Anarkali

Here’s a must-have ethnic wear for a moment of style in any season! The grey and yellow ombre Anarkali is crafted from muslin-silk which adds a royal charm to your look. The ombre effect makes things even better and gives a reason for you to be at the party. Style the look with bold jewellery and a clutch for best effect.

TheHLabel has the best variety in ethnic, Western and fusion wear. Reach out to us online. We offer you exclusive designer wear that you can order in customized sizes, with selected features. Visit thehlabel.com to explore more.

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The Anarkali suit gained immense popularity after the Bollywood movie, ‘Mughal-e-Azam,’ where actress Madhubala was seen wearing it. Other movies such as ‘Umaro Jaan’ and ‘Devdas’ where actress Rekha and Madhuri Dixit sported beautiful Anarkali suits.

After the Anarkali made its comeback in 2012, since then it has been giving a tough competition to sarees and lehengas. Even today, many Bollywood actresses make public appearances in Anarkali suits.

Many fashion designers such as Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Tarun Tahiliani, Anand Kabra, etc. are known to design exquisite ethnic wear especially anarkalis.

Anarkali suits are available in many styles such as short Anarkalis, panelled Anarkalis, flared Anarkalis, etc. They also come in various colours and material and the best thing about Anarkali suits is that they flatter any body type.

You can check out some of the best Anarkali collection at thehlabel.com. Thehlabel is an e-commerce portal that displays a variety of collection right from weddings, festivals, cocktail to parties.

The Nakshkaariyan, a collection from thehlabel displays an exclusive ethnic embroidered anarkali suits, digitally printed silk blouses, screen-printed crepe sarees, etc. The collection takes its inspiration from the traditional nath (nose ring) of South India and Maharastra. The nath has been used as a motif and is creatively displayed on garments such as sarees, Anarkalis, kurtis, etc.  All garments in this collection are crafted from fine chaderi, net, bemberge, raw-silk and georgette.

This festive season if you plan to dress in an anarkali suit, you can check out a few from the Nakshkaariyan collection. The magenta Anarkali suit from this collection is crafted from fine Varanasi chanderi. The nath motif is block printed in gold and scattered all over. The front and back of the neckline is embroidered with gold thread and bead work while the sleeves are screen printed. A soft net magenta dupatta with a gold border is paired with the suit. Wear chandbali earrings, high heels and carry a clutch purse to style up your look.

At thehlabel, you can find a fabulous collection of western, ethnic and fusion wear. The label uses the finest pieces of fabrics, innovative patterns and vibrant colours for every garment. Here, every garment is tailored to suit the woman of today.

So, in case you are wondering where to shop for your next holiday or festival, all you need to do is log on to thehlabel.com.

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Among the many artistic elements that existed and flourished in the Mughal times, the prominent ones were music, dance and the rich costume designs. From a fashion viewpoint, to derive inspiration from those times give a lot of scope to invent new expressions from the soul of the art from that period.

Drawing inspiration from the beautiful and alluring costumes of the courtesans during the Mughal empire, the Nazakat collection is an abode of heavy embroidery and multiple layers. Quite enriching for women fashion, mesmerizing colours of the garments and the layers of drapes is an absolute attraction. The collection has ethnic wear like sarees, blouses, lehengas, dupattas, anarkalis and fusion wear like tops and jackets. Viscose raw silk, chiffon, georgette and gold shimmer are the fabrics used in this collection.

Anarkali suits are today more than just an ethnic wear. They are evolving by taking over qualities that are agreeable to the modern and traditional concepts of dressing in India. Check out this classy garment from TheHLabel’s Anarkali suits online in the Nazakat collection which is well received by many customers, thanks to its beauty and grace.

Layered Yellow Anarkali with Block Print & Kundan Embroidery

Here’s an apparel created to beautify you on occasions of celebration. Thus amazing yellow layered chanderi anarkali reminisces the stylish attires of the Mughal era. It has block print and kundan embroidery on the neckline. The added beauty of strings with pompoms at the end. It is paired with a matching dupatta crafted in net.

The garment can look great when paired with jhumkas and low bun with middle partitioned hair.

TheHLabel has the best variety in ethnic, western and fusion wear. Reach out to us online, where we offer you exclusive designer wear that you can order in customized sizes and features. Visit thehlabel.com to explore more.

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The Madhubani art form soon came to be reproduced on fabrics and garments and became an integral part of many indigenous fashion statements that highlighted beauty of art and richness of expressive depictions. Today, Indian ethnic garments largely use the art form to make otherwise ordinary looking garments into stunning masterpieces that captivates the onlookers.

TheHLabel’s Madhurekha ethnic wear collection is a celebration of the Madhubani art embellishing beautifully designed garments that are traditional yet very trendy. The same treatment is followed on fusion garments in the collection. The designer Anarkali suits in this collection are testimony of the fact that indigenous Indian art forms still captivate the imagination of fashion designers even when they are trying to innovate new designs.

Anarkali suits are today more than just an ethnic wear. They are evolving by taking over qualities that are agreeable to the modern and traditional concepts of dressing in India. Let’s check out a couple of TheHLabel’s Anarkali suits online which are well known to have fascinated many a customer with its beauty.

Mustard Yellow & Deep Blue Embroidered Anarkali

Here’s an Anarkali suit that makes you an absolute enchantress. The deep blue and mustard yellow Anarkali is made with kora chanderi and is enhanced with floral embroidery on the front and back. It is also screen printed with artwork at the bottom on the hem.

The beautifully coloured embroidery on the chest has adorably depicted flowers, done with geometric accuracy. The golden flower patterns on the deep blue garment makes it entirely lovable for its artistic treat that is rare to find. The dupatta is decorated with kantha stitch that adds to its beauty.

Orange & Mustard Yellow Embroidered and Block Printed Tunic

A garment in a radiant combination of orange and yellow colours, this Anarkali is embellished by exquisite embroidery and printed art patterns. The embroidery is on the sleeves and the back of the garment depicting floral and fish elements. The layered tunic is rife with block and screen printed artistic patterns that gives it an incomparable elegance and attractiveness.

The garment is made in kora chanderi and is best when styled with contemporary earrings and a sassy loose bun with minimal makeup.

TheHLabel has the best variety in ethnic, western and fusion wear. Reach out to us online, where we offer you exclusive designer wear that you can order in customized sizes and features. Visit thehlabel.com to explore more.

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The fabrics with kalamkari print are usually seen in earthy hues. The detail of the design on the fabric gives an element of drama and completeness to the garment. This unique element keeps kalamkari in the top list of women’s fashion. The transformation of an art form into a contemporary silhouette gains a lot of deserving appreciation.

TheHlabel presents this unique kalamkari Anarkali and a dupatta as a set. It is a kalamkari and cream mul floor length anarkali that can be worn as a one-piece dress, without the dupatta.

But the mul cotton dupatta with kalamkari border is a charming addition to the garment. The top of the anarkali is attached to the cream coloured bottom in a triangular geometric sequence that gives a wonderful appearance to the apparel. With all these features, this anarkali is easily bound to be a favourite pick among designer Anarkali suits from TheHlabel.

It has triangular back slit attached to the bottom’s waistline. The top has doris with triangular kalamkari hangings. This is similar to Anarkali kurtis with this kind of geometric embellishment that give a unique style to the apparel.

Coins are stitched along the neckline on front and back and on the borders of sleeves. This is one of the notable design elements of the anarkali. One additional feature is a thick strip of banaras border seen on bottom of the anarkali and on the backside of the top giving it a classy touch.

TheHlabel is one of a kind online store that constantly strives to present collections that are appreciated by the buyers.

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The garment has hand embroidery with Zardosi art. This Persian art that brings golden embroidery on garments has a history of adornment that gives classy look its completeness. In the ethnic wear category, Anarkali suits have an affinity to look grand especially with the kind of Persian art that is added to the suit.

The garment is crafted in chanderi, which is a fabric that combines the best features of pure silk and chanderi cotton. The richness of the texture is a classy feature to be on designer anarkali suits. The golden embroidery on this garment adorns the front portion of the anarkali and has a hand embroidered figure of a mahal that reminisces the mughal architectural works.

The Anarkali comes with a dupatta crafted in net. The dupatta has golden border all over it that in turn embellishes the pink garment with a matching colour of dark pink.

The garment looks best with ornaments viz. long earrings and finger ring. Holding a simple clutch and wearing a high heel makes the style statement complete, giving you the best look that suits an occasion wear. The garment definitely adds to the classy variety of designer Anarkali dresses that Hlabel has to offer.

The ethnic varieties of Anarkalis have great value that is appreciated by real fashion enthusiasts. Giving this variety of garments a boost with traditional artistry makes for an exclusive collection that is appreciated across generations. TheHlabel’s Anarkali collection features such unique and wonderful designs that elevates the qualities synonymous with art, embroidery and rich colours.

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