Barat dresses: rich, but out of the bride's lane
The barat is the big one, and the one where guests most often get it wrong. Go rich — royal blue, bottle green, black, jewel tones, proper hand work — but stay out of the bride's red and maroon.
If you're the bride's sister, you can go a step heavier than the other guests. Still not red.
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NaqshMaroon · Pishwas · Barat₨39,990 -
NakhlistanBottle green · Lehenga · Barat₨34,990 -
Gul-e-SaharPink & emerald · Lehenga · Barat₨34,990 -
SiyahiBlack · Lehenga · Barat₨32,990 -
KahkashanRoyal blue & red · Lehenga · Barat₨32,990 -
ShingarfRed & gold · Lehenga · Barat₨31,990
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NeelRoyal blue · Sharara & gharara · Barat₨24,990 -
RaniShocking pink · Lehenga · Barat₨23,990
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SosanPlum / purple · Lehenga · Barat₨19,990 -
AnaarMaroon · Sharara & gharara · Barat₨19,990 -
SurmaBlack · Kameez & trousers · Barat₨17,990
Questions people ask
What colour should a guest wear to a barat?
Jewel tones — royal blue, emerald, deep teal, black, gold. Avoid red and maroon; that's the bride's.
What should the bride's sister wear to the barat?
Something a step heavier than the other guests — more work, a richer fabric — but never in the bride's colour.
How do delivery and returns work?
Lahore: free delivery, 1 day after dispatch. Open parcel: the courier shows you what's inside at the door, and if you don't like it, hand it back, free. Rest of Pakistan: ₨350 delivery, 2–4 days after dispatch. If you don't like it, refuse it at the door; a ₨1,000 return charge applies. Once a parcel is accepted it's yours; returns are at the door only.
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