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For the days when plans that start with chai and end somewhere fabulous, the Rusha ensemble offers a composed yet breezy silhouette in deep rust. The top, tailored like a softly structured Mao jacket, features intricate white threadwork that runs across the sleeves and front panel with a quiet exactness. A band collar and narrow embroidered borders frame the piece with restraint, while the floor-length skirt flares out gently, its hem echoing the same white embroidery. Together, they make a compelling case for dressing up without ever having to say so.

Erica wears Valvala, a karandi kurta and khari shalwar in the timeless shade of ivory. The kameez is densely embroidered with resham in pastel shades and matte gold tilla. Both the kameez and shalwar are finished with resham and panni edges worn with a piyazi organza dupatta, sporting minimal spray and framed with our signature lotus embroidered motifs.

Crafted from embroidered check net, this full-flared angrakha peshwas is composed with studied grace: its panels thoughtfully arranged to move from densely embroidered booti sprays to more open, lighter work, allowing a soft rhythm to emerge across the surface. The flare is edged with scalloped cotton trims that lend a refined finish. Paired with a straight pant and a chiffon dupatta featuring embossed screen-printed patches that mirror the motifs of the peshwas, this ensemble offers a look for Eid that whispers, rather than declares, its sophistication.

A study in graceful minimalism, this white kameez is punctuated by ivy-like embroidery that climbs organically across the neckline and shoulders in shades of olive green. The blank expanse of the shirt allows the embroidery to shine, making it ideal for both day and evening wear. Wide-leg trousers are scattered with sprigs of embroidered florals, their hem trimmed with delicate lace. The dupatta, crafted from sheer organza, features shimmering lace borders, adding an air of lightness and whimsy.

This voluminous white peshwas is stitched in alternating organza panels: one plain, the next embroidered with scattered floral motifs joined with decorative trims that accentuate its sweep. The bodice features schiffli embroidery in a lattice arrangement, interspersed with floral motif sprays for added texture. At the hem, a floral thread work border adds a final flourish of romance. Paired with a traditional churidar pajama and a dupatta fashioned from both khadi net and chiffon layered and trimmed to perfection. Making this is a look made for lightness this Eid.

Marigold shirt with Jewel ornamented chandbaali motifs and sucha gotta border contains handmade MNR signature velvet tassels on the back paired with vintage gotta trims on zarri jacquard gharara. Organza dupatta which has Kacha tilla and Zari work on hem.

Pashma is our powder blue signature MNR pishwas ensemble. The peshwas is made of cotton net featuring embossed decorative patterns and floral trims running down each panel across the length. The neckline is heavily embellished by trims and silken embroidery and the sleeves are made of light net also decorated with silken embroidery borders. It is paired with a beautiful block printed organza dupatta and block printed cotton net straight pants both featuring delicate trims around all edges.

Mehendi is our traditional dhani green shalwar kameez ensemble. The organza silk kameez is heavily embroidered with pink, gold threadwork and embellishments like sequins, there is heavily embroidered neckline featuring birds and floral vines climb up the hemline. The sleeves are replete with embroidery done in the pattern of overlapping petals. The paper silk Izzar also features thick borders of sequins and embroidery trims around the cuffs. The ensemble is paired with matching green organza dupatta featuring Mughal motifs sprayed all across and is accented floral embroidery bordering all four sides.

Tehreem wears Kamila, a pure silk kameez in LILAC is filled with a generous spray of dabka, sheesha and tilla. The shirt is brought together with our signature hand made doris worn with a kaccha tilla gharara and a net dupatta with hand embroidered borders.

Embrace timeless elegance with Ensemble "Armala" - a white and gold bridal masterpiece that transcends tradition. This ivory Indian silk pishwas, crafted from luxurious jamawar fabric, exudes opulence. Its intricate appliqué and block print motifs, elevated by delicate embroidery, tell a story of heritage and grace. Paired with an ada work organza dupatta, adorned with enchanting block printed and sitara work, this ensemble is a harmonious blend of tradition and contemporary allure.

Guldeep is our deep blue-hued peshwas signature MNR ensemble. The top is made of the light cotton net that is hand-block printed and adorned with special embroidered and intricate embellishment across the hem and the sleeves feature elongated Mughal boteh motifs. It is paired with a coordinated organza dupatta in matching color adorned with trims across all sides and featuring complimenting block printed Mughal motifs.

Zimal is our royal blue and desi gulabi pink hued kameex gharara signature MNR ensemble. The shirt is made out of magnificent kattan silk featuring beautiful jamawar applique, further enhanced by beautiful sheesha embellishments and gilded thread adda work. It is paired with a matching gharara with golden lattice patterns in block print along with hand embroidery depicting mughal floral motifs. The look is completed by a contrasting dupatta in the hues of desi rose, featuring metallic foil printing like chunri motifs for a playfully summery look

Ayesha wears Tabaan, an Ivory raw silk peshwas, rendered in pink silkfloss and tilla. Complete with a composed floral neckline and embroidered sleeves, it is embellished with pearls and gota. It comes with an embroidered organza dupatta with booti spray and embroidered borders finished with gota.

A kulla karandi peshwas in a soft white shade, featuring a printed floral overlay and a delicately embroidered floral bouquet on the chest. The skirt’s flare is framed by subtle gold-threaded embroidered borders. A cotton net shirt underneath, adorned with gota kinari and sitara trims, adds depth. A crushed paper silk dupatta, finished with gold tilla embroidery, completes this ethereal ensemble. Perfect for festive Eid evenings.
It includes a pishwas, dupatta and Lehenga.

A long embroidered organza jacket in deep teal green, featuring tonal botanical embroidery along the length, trimmed at the edges for a clean finish. Underneath, a ramen silk inner and wide-leg trousers in the same shade add depth. The straight-cut silhouette keeps it effortless. Simple, put-together, and easy to layer.

A raw silk shirt in deep olive green, embroidered with delicate floral bouquets and scalloped edges along the hem and sleeves, finished with fine trims. Paired with embroidered satin silk sharara pants, scattered with floral motifs for a soft, textured look. The organza dupatta, edged with a four-sided embroidered scalloped border, adds an airy finish. Effortless, polished, and easy to wear.

Iqbal Bano picks up classic cues and dials them into something bright and wearable, done in glowing Zafrani Yellow, the kind of color that doesn’t wait for an invitation. The long shirt features pintex detailing and lace trims along the button placket and ends of sleeves, with intricate embroidery of palms and cranes at the hem of the shirt, finished delicate lace trimmings. The silhouette is grounded with voluminous farshi shalwar with details at the paancha, while the sheer dupatta is softly embellished with scattered sequins and trimmed with lace borders pulls everything together with just the right amount of ease. It’s celebratory but casual.

A sage green embroidered organza shirt with a faux-jacket effect, detailed with scrolling floral vines across the front. The ramen silk wide-leg trousers have a subtle trellis-like embroidery for added texture. A sheer organza dupatta, finished with delicate trims and a fine geometric embroidered border, keeps the look light. Soft structure with a flowy feel.

Ayesha wears Jiya, a cobalt organza ensemble dazzling with tilla embroidery, sequins and hand embellishments. The shirt is composed over a jaal and floral motifs worn with an embroidered izaar and dupatta framed with embroidered borders and filled with a stunning spray of floral motifs. The whole set is finished with chatta patti in contrasting colors and gotta.

For those who treat coffee runs like fashion moments. When the plan is casual but the mood calls for impact, the Orange ensemble makes the statement. The shacked—half-shirt, half-jacket—is cut in juicy orange and features a woven, revere-style collar stitched into a grid of textured fabric, trimmed in black thread. Black lace appliqués and glittering sequins curl around the sleeves and hem, while pin tucks and loop buttons offer sharp finishing’s. The wide-legged trousers match in tone and ease. An ensemble for when you’re dressing up like you’ve got plans, even if you don’t.