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Pishwas and anarkali FAQs
Is a pishwas the same as an anarkali?
Yes. Pishwas, peshwas and pishwaz are the Pakistani names, and anarkali is the name more common in India and abroad. All of them mean a long frock with a fitted bodice and a full flare from the waist, and every piece in this collection is that shape.
What is worn under a pishwas: churidar, trouser or lehenga?
It depends on the design. Dur-e-Shahwar comes with a raw silk churidar and Mehar un Nisa with a straight trouser. Open-front pieces such as Fakhar un Nisa, Marigold and Mehr-e-Ishq are worn over a lehenga, which gives a fuller, more formal look.
What is the difference between a pishwas and a maxi?
A pishwas is fitted through the bodice and flares sharply from the waist, often with a heavy border at the hem. A maxi falls in a softer, straighter line, and some of ours, like Zeb-un-Nisa and Sakina Bano, add an embellished coatie on top. Both are floor-length, so the choice comes down to how much volume you want.
Which pishwas suits a wedding guest or the bride's sister?
Pieces like Pariza in black and mustard, Mirah in coral and Dur-e-Shahwar in blue are full enough for a wedding without competing with the bride. For a sister's mehndi, Sunshine and Chand R Mukhi bring the colour while staying light to wear.
How do I get the right fit on a flared pishwas?
Most pieces are cut to your own measurements at no extra cost, so the bodice fits closely and the length can be set to your height. If you want to change the colour, sleeves, neckline or dupatta, message us on WhatsApp at +92 310 0001250 before you order so we can confirm it for that design.
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