Embracing the essence of quiet luxury in Indian wear Mira Kapoor’s understated elegance.

Shunning opulent embroideries, Mira Kapoor recently made a fashion statement by opting for a pared-down kurta, pant, and dupatta set, effortlessly falling into the category of ‘quiet luxury’ within Indian wear. Renowned for her knack for pairing diverse shades with minimal embellishments, Kapoor showcased yet another exemplary look crafted by Kshitij Jalori. The ensemble, crafted from buttery silk satin crepe, exudes a fluidity that complements its delicate gold zardozi embroidery. Linear motifs gracefully adorn the sides, while exquisite palm trees embellish the hem, lending an air of sophistication. With its weightless organza dupatta completing the ensemble, Kapoor’s choice not only boasts functionality with a festive feel but also secures its place as a staple in wardrobes across the country.

Her selection of Beeba juttis from Needledust adds another layer of regal charm to the ensemble. Inspired by the traditional artistry of ‘suchha kaam’—real gold embroidery once reserved for royals—these juttis, crafted by Shirin Mann’s New Delhi-based label, intricately feature dori, zari, dabka, and sequins in rich gold hues on a silk base. The meticulous craftsmanship not only elevates Kapoor’s look but also pays homage to India’s rich sartorial heritage.

In addition to her footwear choice, Kapoor’s selection of stud earrings from Karishma Joolry adds a touch of subtle elegance to her ensemble. With muted makeup and a half-up, half-down hairdo, Kapoor allows the garment to take center stage, emphasizing its timeless appeal. Her ability to effortlessly blend traditional elements with contemporary style is a testament to her fashion sensibility, resonating with modern Indian women seeking a balance between tradition and innovation in their attire. As she continues to champion the fusion of simplicity and sophistication, Mira Kapoor exemplifies the enduring allure of Indian ethnic wear in today’s fashion landscape.