Girls Yellow Embroidered Ethnic Sharara Suit with Dupatta – Festive Wear

Indian Kids Clothing Size Chart

Size	Age (Years)	Height (cm)	Chest (cm)	Waist (cm)
0	0–3 months	50–60	38–40	36–38
1	3–6 months	60–70	40–42	38–40
2	6–12 months	70–80	42–44	40–42
3	1–2 years	80–90	46–48	42–44
4	2–3 years	90–100	48–50	44–46
5	3–4 years	100–110	50–52	46–48
6	4–5 years	110–115	52–54	48–50
7	5–6 years	115–120	54–56	50–52
8	6–7 years	120–130	56–58	52–54
10	7–8 years	130–140	58–60	54–56
12	8–9 years	140–150	60–62	56–58
14	10–11 years	150–160	64–68	58–60
16	12–13 years	160–165	68–72	60–62
18	14–16 years	165–175	72–76	62–65

Key Features:

Material: Soft, breathable fabric for maximum comfort
Design: Stylish and modern look suitable for various occasions
Fit: Comfortable
Versatility: Perfect for casual outings, school, or playdates
Care Instructions: Easy to clean and maintain with machine washable fabric

Description

Stylist Detail Description: Girls' Yellow Ethnic Printed Sharara Suit

This vibrant Yellow Ethnic Sharara Suit is a showstopper, blending traditional elements with a fun, bright aesthetic, making it the perfect festive ensemble for a young girl.

Color Palette: A cheerful, auspicious Mustard or Haldi Yellow base creates an instant celebratory look. This is contrasted by multi-color ethnic prints (like Paisley, floral, or geometric motifs) across the set.
The Kurti: The top is a stylish short-length Kurti (or Peplum Kurti) with an elevated neckline, designed to flatter the flared bottoms.
- It features intricate embroidery along the yoke, often including mirror work, sequins, or delicate threadwork, providing a rich focal point.
- The Kurti cut is tailored but comfortable, allowing for a good fit without restricting movement.
The Sharara: The lower half consists of the voluminous Sharara pants, which are wide-legged and heavily flared, creating a beautiful, skirt-like movement with every step.
- The Sharara is covered in a bold, all-over ethnic print, adding depth and traditional charm to the set.
The Dupatta: The set is completed with a light, coordinating Dupatta (stole), typically featuring a border that matches the kurti's embroidery or a complementary print, designed for an elegant drape.
Fabric: Crafted from comfortable and festive fabrics like cotton silk, art silk, or georgette, ensuring the child can play and celebrate comfortably for hours.
Occasion: Ideal for festive occasions such as Haldi functions, Diwali, Navratri, or wedding ceremonies (Sangeet/Mehendi).
Styling Tip: Complete the look with simple gold sandals (juttis), a matching maang tikka or a small hair accessory, and light bangles for a perfectly ethnic and celebratory appearance.