The kurti is an anarkali style with a fitted bodice and a flared silhouette from the waist down. It has a round neckline with a small V-cut and is adorned with delicate embroidery or embellishments around the neckline. The sleeves are three-quarter length. The fabric is a dark color, likely black or dark grey, with a detailed floral print in shades of beige and gold.

The bottom is an Afghani style pant, which is a loose-fitting trouser that gathers at the ankle. It is made of a contrasting lighter-colored fabric, possibly a beige or cream color, with a delicate print that complements the kurti.

The dupatta is a long scarf-like piece, also in a cotton blend fabric. It is black with a floral pattern similar to the kurti on one side, and a lighter beige-colored pattern with a dark border on the other side. The overall look is a mix of traditional and contemporary styles.