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| Brand: Sana Safinaz |
| Fabric: Bright sangria, scarlet red and currant combine onto this slub shirt, digitally printed with a fusion of Mughal and Ottoman architecture inspired motifs. An embroidered neckline on organza dazzles in oxidized gold, sequins and tilla on a black base with the same design rendering. Paired with sangria statement pants and black, olive, brown, tan and oxidized gold linen dupatta, printed with Mughal architectural motifs. Digitally Printed Shirt Front On Slub 1.20 meters Digitally Printed Shirt Back On Slub 1.20 meters Digitally Printed Sleeves On Slub 0.65 meter Embroidery On Organza Digitally Printed Dupatta On Khaddar 2.5 meters Dyed Pants 2.5 meters |
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