The Raat Rani Cape Set does not ask permission to be the most memorable thing in the room.
Built at the precise intersection of Indian craft and contemporary silhouette, this three-piece ensemble pairs a sheer organza cape with a hand-embroidered crop blouse and a fluid draped silk dhoti — all in a flame red that has commanded attention across subcontinent celebrations for centuries.
The blouse is where the craftsmanship lives. A center-front floral motif in moti pearl work anchors a composition of zardozi gold bullion embroidery, dabka metallic wire coiling, and gota ribbon appliqué — four distinct hand-embroidery traditions working in concert across a scallop-hemmed canvas. The organza cape mirrors this language along its full-length scalloped border, creating an unbroken line of embellishment from shoulder to floor.
The silk dhoti, softly draped and deliberately unembroidered, provides the breathing room the eye needs.
Reach for it at sangeet nights, cocktail receptions, destination wedding celebrations, and any occasion where the dress code is quietly — or not so quietly — spectacular.
Built at the precise intersection of Indian craft and contemporary silhouette, this three-piece ensemble pairs a sheer organza cape with a hand-embroidered crop blouse and a fluid draped silk dhoti — all in a flame red that has commanded attention across subcontinent celebrations for centuries.
The blouse is where the craftsmanship lives. A center-front floral motif in moti pearl work anchors a composition of zardozi gold bullion embroidery, dabka metallic wire coiling, and gota ribbon appliqué — four distinct hand-embroidery traditions working in concert across a scallop-hemmed canvas. The organza cape mirrors this language along its full-length scalloped border, creating an unbroken line of embellishment from shoulder to floor.
The silk dhoti, softly draped and deliberately unembroidered, provides the breathing room the eye needs.
Reach for it at sangeet nights, cocktail receptions, destination wedding celebrations, and any occasion where the dress code is quietly — or not so quietly — spectacular.
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The Raat Rani Cape Set does not ask permission to be the most memorable thing in the room.
Built at the precise intersection of Indian craft and contemporary silhouette, this three-piece ensemble pairs a sheer organza cape with a hand-embroidered crop blouse and a fluid draped silk dhoti — all in a flame red that has commanded attention across subcontinent celebrations for centuries.
The blouse is where the craftsmanship lives. A center-front floral motif in moti pearl work anchors a composition of zardozi gold bullion embroidery, dabka metallic wire coiling, and gota ribbon appliqué — four distinct hand-embroidery traditions working in concert across a scallop-hemmed canvas. The organza cape mirrors this language along its full-length scalloped border, creating an unbroken line of embellishment from shoulder to floor.
The silk dhoti, softly draped and deliberately unembroidered, provides the breathing room the eye needs.
Reach for it at sangeet nights, cocktail receptions, destination wedding celebrations, and any occasion where the dress code is quietly — or not so quietly — spectacular.
Built at the precise intersection of Indian craft and contemporary silhouette, this three-piece ensemble pairs a sheer organza cape with a hand-embroidered crop blouse and a fluid draped silk dhoti — all in a flame red that has commanded attention across subcontinent celebrations for centuries.
The blouse is where the craftsmanship lives. A center-front floral motif in moti pearl work anchors a composition of zardozi gold bullion embroidery, dabka metallic wire coiling, and gota ribbon appliqué — four distinct hand-embroidery traditions working in concert across a scallop-hemmed canvas. The organza cape mirrors this language along its full-length scalloped border, creating an unbroken line of embellishment from shoulder to floor.
The silk dhoti, softly draped and deliberately unembroidered, provides the breathing room the eye needs.
Reach for it at sangeet nights, cocktail receptions, destination wedding celebrations, and any occasion where the dress code is quietly — or not so quietly — spectacular.