Shop Khyati Rughani’s Timeless Kurta Sets – Cotton Comfort, Everyday Elegance

Some outfits feel good the moment you slip them on — no fuss, no second-guessing. That’s exactly the feeling you get with Khyati Rughani’s kurta sets. They don’t scream for attention, but they definitely make heads turn in that subtle, “Oh, I love what she’s wearing” way. These are the kind of pieces that slip seamlessly into your day. A brunch where you want to look put-together but relaxed. A work meeting that calls for a hint of polish. A festive lunch with family. Even an intimate evening gathering. Made in breathable cotton and soft cotton-silk blends, they’re the sort of outfits you can wear all day and still feel comfortable. The colours? Soft and easy on the eyes — pistachio green, powder blue, blush pink, ivory, butter yellow, sage. Shades that don’t just flatter, but also feel calming. And then there’s the detailing — floral thread embroidery, hand block-inspired prints, pintuck panels, lace trims, scalloped hems. You’ll find A-line kurtas, straight fits, flared cuts, each paired with narrow pants, relaxed salwars, or tulip trousers. Some have short kurtas with layered Shararas (perfect for a playful mood), while others lean into long Tunics with tonal dupattas for a more graceful, flowing look. Every piece has a little something extra — a side tie-up here, a pleated texture there — the kind of details you notice only when you’re wearing it, and then you can’t stop loving them. That’s quite a luxury for you. Whether it’s a casual mehendi or a cultural get-together, these sets let you look like you’ve made an effort without actually making one.

Buy Khyati Rughani’s Fusion and Western Wear – Minimal Design, Maximum Ease

Switching gears, her fusion and western wear feels like a breath of fresh air. It’s the kind of clothing you pack for a weekend away or reach for when you want comfort without compromising style. We’re talking Co-ord Sets, breezy dresses, tunic-and-trouser pairs — all designed with a sense of ease. The fabrics are soft against the skin: Chanderi silk, cotton-silk, handwoven blends. And the colours are calm in muted tones like ivory, buttercream, dusty rose, sky blue, pale lemon. Just enough embroidery or tonal print to make it special, never over the top. The silhouettes are a mix — flared Midi Dresses, panelled tunics, boxy overlays, shirt-style jackets, wide-legged trousers. Structured enough to feel polished, but relaxed enough that you can move freely. Perfect for a resort brunch, a gallery visit, or even a semi-formal festive afternoon. Her attention to detail is where the magic happens. Kantha-inspired stitches, embroidered yokes, pin-tuck textures, mirror accents, vintage florals, even artisanal buttons. It’s the kind of craftsmanship that whispers rather than shouts — but if you know, you know. What we at Pernia's Pop-Up Shop love is how these outfits transition. You could wear one to a mid-morning coffee and still feel right at home at an evening dinner. They breathe with you, move with you, and most importantly — they feel like you.

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