Printed Sharara Suits Select at Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop

The Printed Sharara is a testament to the ever-evolving nature of fashion, where tradition meets trends. With their diverse prints, fabrics, and occasions to wear them, these ensembles empower you to express your unique style while honouring cultural heritage. So, the next time you're planning your outfit for a special occasion, consider the charm and versatility of printed shararas. Embrace the beauty of tradition in a contemporary way with Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop’s curated range from labels like Chhavvi Aggarwal, Esha Koul, Gopi Vaid, Aneesh Agarwaal, Drishti & Zahabia, Sakshi Girri, Payal Singhal, Ridhima Bhasin, Tarun Tahiliani, Varun Bahl, and many more. From weddings to festivities and beyond, there is a printed sharara for everything on your calendar! So, whether you’re on the lookout for fusion styles like one-shoulder Tunics For Women paired with shararas, or traditional treasures that retain all the classic elements of this regal silhouette, fret not; just browse the multi-designer platform to choose from an array of trendsetting picks!

The origins of the sharara suit date back to the Mughal era in India, as it was the dress code of the royals. Characterized by voluminous Pants For Women and intricate craftsmanship, shararas have these playful masterpieces symbolise luxury and grandeur even to date. Since the sharara has experienced a resurgence in the ever-evolving Indian fashion industry, printed styles have gained steam due to the comfort they offer. With no excessive embroidery in sight to weigh you down as you go about your day, they’re the perfect fit for understated style seekers, thanks to the infusion of contemporary prints and free-flowing fabrics. In fact, you can trade them for your Lehenga and make just as strong a statement at the celebrations! Love what you hear? All that’s left to do is explore the collection on Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop.

Printed Sharara Selects with Eye-Pleasing Florals

Printed sharara is a trend that has resurfaced in recent years and is here to stay! But the prints that are making the most waves are florals, in different colours, types & sizes. What remains common among floral printed shararas is the usage of lighter fabrics, simpler embellishments, and contemporary prints, making it accessible and stylish for everyone and everything. Floral printed shararas capture the essence of nature, beautifully. These delicate and feminine prints are perfect for daytime events, garden gatherings, beach weddings, festive occasions and beyond, making them true investment pieces. Besides, they are great when you need a lift in your spirits or want to add a spring to your wardrobe, thanks to the blooming motifs meticulously adorning fabric bases like cotton, chiffon, georgette, crepe, etc. Esha Koul playful, form-flattering Bridal Shararas are an apt choice for pre-wedding occasions, and so are Gopi Vaid’s printed masterpieces with a burst of colours and playful details. Sva By Sonam & Paras Modi tends to every modern diva rooted in culture as well as modern-day aesthetics with fusion styles that instantly make a statement. Aneesh Agarwaal’s three-layered Festive Sharara are also a hassle-free and contemporary choice. Paisley prints, one of the most popular motifs, are timeless and quintessentially Indian, bringing an air of traditional charm to your attire, ideal for festivals, family gatherings, or cultural celebrations. These are fit for intimate occasions where you’re surrounded by close friends and family, within the confines of your humble abode.

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Frequently Asked Questions on Printed Shararas

Can you wear printed sharara to weddings?

Yes, you can absolutely wear a printed sharara to weddings! Ultimately, the key is to strike a balance between the festive and celebratory nature of weddings and your personal style when wearing a printed sharara. Going for ones with embroidered accents can help you ace the look.

How to style printed sharara this wedding season??

Here are some tips to help you style your printed sharara for the wedding season:

• Statement jewellery can elevate your look. Choose accessories that match the colour scheme of your outfit.
• A contrasting dupatta can add an extra layer of sophistication. It can be solid-coloured or feature minimalistic embroidery that complements the print. Juttis or mojris with subtle embellishments can add a traditional touch to your ensemble.
• Opt for makeup that complements your outfit. If your print is bold, go for neutral makeup; if it's subtle, you can experiment with bolder makeup looks.
• Depending on the weather and the formality of the event, you can experiment with layering. A stylish jacket or a contrasting shrug can add a touch of glamour.

On what occasions can you wear a printed sharara?

A printed sharara can be worn for weddings but is preferred more during festivities due to its easy-breezy nature. There are some styles more suited for pre-wedding functions, like this hot pink sharara set with cape by Chhavvi Aggarwal, or this red printed sharara set from Adi by Aditya Khandelwl.

How do you choose a printed sharara?

• Select a print that complements your body type and skin tone. If you're petite, opt for smaller prints, while taller individuals can pull off larger prints.
• Consider the colour palette of the print. Neutral or pastel prints can be versatile, while vibrant and bold prints make a strong fashion statement.
• Consider the sleeve length and neckline based on your personal style and the formality of the event.