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Not many silhouettes can match the elegance of the royal Mughal era as much as the gharara silhouette. Gharara originated in the Awadh area of Uttar Pradesh and consists of a bottom that is flared and wide-legged with a tight-fitting kurta to be worn by noble women on occasions of great merrymaking. The gharara silhouette was revived and gained immense popularity in the film industry through Bollywood movies in the 70s and 80s and now is a favorite of designers.
Ghararas at Agapi Clothing consist of a blend of traditional and contemporary styles of ghararas, which can include luxury materials and detailed embroidery work including mirror work, sequins and zari work.
With so many different fabric options available to choose from along with the variety of colors and styles, this guide will assist you in picking the best gharara suit for your celebration.
Fabric Selection | Detailing & Design | Occasion | Care & Maintenance | Budget | Size Guide
Your choice of material will dictate how your gharara will flair, dance, and feel through hours of celebrating. Choose according to the event, season, and personal preference.
CHIFFON Light and graceful, chiffon gharara sets, which usually feature zari and sequin work, are great for celebrations in day time or at night time, as the flowing chiffon lends an ethereal grace to the wide legged outfit.
HAND WORK FABRICS For something luxurious and long-lasting, go for our hand-worked gharara sets which have an intricate level of detailing in their design and make a perfect choice for wedding or any other celebration.
KURTI-STYLE GHARARA The kurti style gharara consists of a shorter kurti paired with the flared gharara, giving rise to a style which (even in sleeveless variations) is quite versatile and comfortable and ideal for semi-formal wear.
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