Sania Maskatiya Mirra Luxe Pret
The Sania Maskatiya Mirra Luxe Pret ’25 collection brings together stitched outfits in cotton net, raw silk, khaddi silk, crepe, and organza. The edit includes relaxed kaftans, printed co-ord sets, kurtas, shirts, and separates with detailed surface work.
Colours range from blush and powder blue to lime, coral, pistachio, cerulean, ivory, and ebony. Floral and botanical prints appear across several pieces, while embroidery and embellishment add detail to selected designs. The collection offers both printed looks and more detailed outfits with different fabric and styling combinations.
Prints, Embroidery and Surface Work
Printed fabrics are a key part of the collection, with floral, botanical, geometric, and folkloric motifs appearing across different pieces. Risa uses a pure raw-silk base with an aqua and cobalt print, finished with botanical embroidery around the neckline and sleeves. Zella combines painterly floral prints on khaddi silk with gota and sequin embroidery, while Aiva uses a printed cotton net base with sequin and gota work. Cyna takes a different direction with a cotton-net kaftan featuring a burnt orange to soft sand colour transition and an Iznik-inspired floral and vine pattern.
Why You’ll Love This Collection
The collection offers different outfit formats, fabrics, and levels of detail.
- Printed kaftans in flowing crepe and cotton net.
- Khaddi silk sets with floral prints and embroidery.
- Cotton net shirts with botanical and geometric details.
- Gota, sequins, aari embroidery, appliqué, and beadwork.
A Mix of Colours and Outfit Styles
The collection moves between soft, bright, and deeper colour combinations. Nema features printed crepe in cerulean and azure with an ombré effect, while Serah uses crepe in colour-blocked combinations with geometric and floral prints. Amaia brings together citrus yellow and seafoam tones on a khaddi silk peplum top with gota and appliqué details.
For a darker option, Arah features an ebony-toned organza top with ivory and moonstone floral embroidery. Together, these pieces give the collection variety across prints, embroidery, fabrics, and outfit formats.