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Chic Indo-Western Ensembles for Modern Celebrations

byNidhi JeswaniAvailable across Mumbai; Travels pan-India for weddings & eventsStarts from12,500 Per LookView full gallery

Ditch the heavy traditional layers. Indo-western styling is all about the drama, the drape, and finding that perfect fusion of comfort and glam for your next big event.

Pearls and tassels make this white indo-western outfit on Nushrratt Bharuccha a true statement piece. The flared pants and detailed cape are perfect for a modern, festive look.

A powerful pose in this stunning white indo-western set. The fringed sleeves and intricate detailing on the pants make it a unique choice for a cocktail party.

A close-up on the pearl details of this jacket. It’s these little touches that elevate an outfit from simple to stunning.

This close-up shot highlights the beautiful pearl work and the confident attitude that completes this indo-western look.

The full look of this pearl and tassel indo-western outfit. It's a great example of how to wear white to a festive event in a non-traditional way.

Ivory and gold is a classic combination that never fails. This video shows off the shimmer and flow of this gorgeous Manish Malhotra indo-western set on Nushrratt.

Nushrratt Bharuccha in her element. This black indo-western set with a thigh-high slit and tassel-edged cape is the definition of boho-chic for an evening event.

A full view of this edgy black indo-western outfit. The draped skirt and cape create a dramatic silhouette that’s sure to turn heads.

This lime green draped skirt and crop top set on Nushrratt Bharuccha is perfect for a destination wedding. The embroidered cape adds a touch of elegance.

A seated portrait of Nushrratt in this beautiful Punit Balana creation. The cowl-neck top and draped skirt are effortlessly chic.

About Chic Indo-Western Ensembles

Indo-western styling isn't just about throwing a cape over a skirt, it’s about balancing silhouettes so you don't feel swallowed by the fabric. When we curate your look, I focus on the drape-to-body ratio to ensure your outfit moves with you rather than against you, especially if you are hitting the dance floor at a sangeet or cocktail night.

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