Kurti Style: This is a long, flared A-line kurti, also known as an Anarkali-style kurti.

Color and Fabric: The base color of the kurti is black, which serves as a canvas for the intricate prints. The fabric appears to be a lightweight, flowy material like rayon, georgette, or a similar blend, which allows for the nice drape of the flare.

Print and Pattern: The kurti features a multi-layered and multi-colored print, giving it a rich and traditional look.

 * Yoke/Bodice: The upper part of the kurti has a detailed print. There's a prominent, horizontal patterned band just below the bust line in shades of orange, yellow, and red, with some grey or black accents. Above this, the bodice features a different, more geometric or floral motif.

 * Skirt/Flare: The main body of the kurti, from the waist down, is covered in a repeating leaf or paisley-like motif in a gold or light tan color. This pattern is spaced out and covers the entire flared section.

 * Border: The hemline of the kurti is adorned with a broad, multi-layered border.

   * The top layer of the border features a detailed floral or paisley pattern in orange, red, and yellow on a grey or dark background.

   * Below this, there's a smaller, distinct patterned band.

   * The bottom-most part of the border has a complex, winding floral or vine-like design in yellow, red, and black, finishing the look.

Neckline: The kurti has a V-neckline, which is simple and elegant.

Sleeves: The sleeves are three-quarter length and feature the same intricate print as the main bodice.

Fit: The kurti is fitted at the bust and flares out dramatically from the empire waistline, creating a graceful and flowing silhouette.