Over the years, anarkalis have endured the test of time as a fail-safe ethnic number. The fit-and-flare silhouette flatters almost every body type, and offers an easy, breezy solution to hot and humid weathers. While printed anarkalis are perfect for everyday wear, embroidered anarkalis are a must-have in your wardrobe come festive season. Considering the slew of card parties and pujas that will fill up your social calendar in the coming months, now is the time to stock up on your ethnic essentials. Ahead, we list out the best embroidered anarkalis you can look towards to put your best sartorial foot forward for all the upcoming celebrations.

The best embroidered anarkalis to invest in this festive season

No matter the occasion, there’s no going wrong with floral embroidery. Anushree Reddy’s intricately embroidered anarkali features floral work all over, while Anamika Khanna’s ivory number comes with colourful blooms on the bodice and the borders. Prefer a regal aesthetic? Go with Tarun Tahiliani’s red and white anarkali, or Varun Bahl Couture’s heavily embroidered grey anarkali, which is paired with a pastel pink skirt. Ridhi Mehra’s white anarkali, highlighting heavy embroidery and a ruffled dupatta, is a winning choice as well. Love bold colours? Ritu Kumar’s yellow and green anarkali and Astha Narang’s red anarkali would both be perfect for you. Scroll ahead for our curated edit of the best embroidered anarkalis you need in your festive wardrobe this season.