Sania Maskatiya Ready to Ship
The Ready to Ship edit by Sania Maskatiya brings together a mix of stitched and unstitched outfits across different seasons. The collection features jacquard lawn, organza, raw silk, cotton net, crepe, and medium silk. Designs range from embroidered lawn sets to long organza shirts, formal peplums, and printed kaftans.
Floral, botanical, geometric, and folk-inspired details appear across several pieces. Some outfits come with matching trousers or culottes, while others are paired with printed or embroidered dupattas. The collection also offers both lighter lawn styles and more detailed formal pieces.
Embroidery, Prints and Fabric Details
Embroidery is a key detail across the lawn and formal styles. Nami features ivory thread embroidery with floral motifs, organza inlay, and geometric neckline work, while Mayil combines floral and geometric aari embroidery with a printed silk dupatta. Fez uses floral and vine embroidery with eyelet details, paired with a printed jacquard lawn bottom and chiffon dupatta. For formal dressing, Laine brings gold and silver gota embroidery to a coral pink cotton-net peplum, with a patterned khaddi silk pre-draped dupatta.
Why You’ll Love This Edit
This collection offers different outfit types, fabrics, and levels of detail in one edit.
- Lawn sets with embroidered shirts and matching bottoms.
- Organza outfits with embroidery and raw-silk trousers.
- Formal pieces with gota work and statement details.
- Printed styles, including a colourful crepe kaftan.
Different Styles for Different Looks
The ready-to-ship selection also includes pieces with distinct shapes and styling details. Nola has a long organza shirt with a coordinating dupatta and raw-silk trousers, while Shira pairs an orchid-toned jacquard lawn kurta with a printed silk dupatta and matching shalwar.
Suhana takes a different direction with a printed crepe kaftan featuring an abstract floral design and tassel detailing. This range makes the edit useful for those looking for embroidered sets, festive separates, formal outfits, or a more relaxed kaftan style.