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A-Shape Shirt with Afghani Bottom

A-Shape Shirt with Afghani Bottom

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Rs. 199.00
Rs. 199.00
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A-Shape Shirt with Afghani Bottom: Premium Velvet Ensemble
✨ Redefine Elegance with Timeless Style ✨

Step into a world of sophistication with the A-Shape Shirt with Afghani Bottom—a premium velvet ensemble featuring a chic A-line shirt design paired with a trendy Afghani bottom. Enhanced by graceful bell sleeves, this outfit is perfect for making a statement at festive gatherings or evening celebrations.

Product Details:

  • Design Name: A-Shape Shirt with Afghani Bottom
  • Fabric: Luxurious Velvet—soft, warm, and rich
  • Sleeves: Stylish Bell Sleeves for an elegant touch
  • Sizes Available: M (38) to 3XL (46)

Key Highlights:

  • A-Shape Shirt: A flattering silhouette that blends tradition with modernity.
  • Afghani Bottom: Adds a unique, stylish edge to the outfit.
  • Bell Sleeves: A delicate detail that enhances the overall appeal.
  • Premium Velvet Fabric: Ideal for winter festivities, offering both style and warmth.

Perfect For:

  • Wedding events or festive celebrations 💃
  • Showcasing contemporary ethnic wear with a luxurious touch ✨
  • Women who love standout pieces with a hint of tradition 🌟

Style Tips:

  • Pair with embroidered juttis or block heels for a complete ethnic look.
  • Add statement earrings and a sleek clutch to enhance your style.
  • Opt for soft curls or a braided hairstyle for a polished finish.

 
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