Sobia Nazir Pista Green Chicken kari Embroidered Lawn Suit

Fabric: Lawn
Type: Stitched 3-piece
Color: Pista Green

The Shirt
The shirt is a gracefully cut midi-length straight kurta in a soft, breathable pista green lawn fabric. The neckline is a delicate keyhole cut with a subtle scalloped border, feminine without being fussy, open enough to let the embroidery above the chest take centre stage.
From neckline to hem, the kurta is covered in dense, all-over Chikankari embroidery rendered entirely in tone-on-tone pista green, swirling paisleys, floral medallions, geometric lattice panels, and honeycomb cutwork all layered together into a surface so richly textured it almost seems woven rather than embroidered. The central front panel features a bold vertical column of structured embroidery flanked by flowing floral motifs on either side, creating a natural visual axis that elongates the silhouette.

The full-length sleeves are fitted and elegant, embellished at the cuffs with a wide band of geometric Chikankari embroidery. Diamond lattice and floral fill, that mirrors the hem's vocabulary perfectly. The cuffs close with the same crochet lace scallop trim, creating a unified design language across every edge of the garment. The sleeves are structured enough to feel polished, relaxed enough to feel comfortable through a long afternoon.

The Dupatta
The dupatta is crafted in a soft, semi-sheer fabric in the same pista green, designed to complement rather than compete. The edges are finished with the same crochet lace scallop border used throughout the suit, pulling the entire look into one seamless, considered whole.

The Trousers
The trousers are straight-cut cigarette pants in matching pista green fabric, a sleeker, more tailored silhouette than a palazzo. The fit is neat through the leg, skimming rather than clinging, and falls cleanly to the ankle.
The trouser hem is finished with a double border detail, a fabric cuff band topped with the matching crochet lace scallop trim. 

Styling Tips

This is pista green done the right way — soft enough to feel daytime-appropriate, rich enough in texture to work for formal occasions, and distinct enough in colour to be remembered. The all-over Chikankari embroidery gives the suit a heritage craft feel that is deeply rooted in South Asian tradition, while the straight-cut trousers and clean neckline keep it feeling thoroughly modern.

Where to wear it:

• Eid ul Fitr or Eid ul Adha — Pista green is one of the most beloved Eid colours in Pakistan; this suit will feel right at home and effortlessly elegant.
• Spring dawats and family lunches — The colour is practically made for garden gatherings and afternoon teas in natural light.
• Mehndi ceremonies — The fresh green palette is a natural fit for mehndi functions, complementing the henna, flowers, and festivity.
• Office formal days or client meetings — The structure of the cigarette trouser and the full-sleeve kurta make this completely workplace appropriate.
• Nikah or shadi as a guest — Bold enough to feel dressed up, refined enough to not overshadow the bride.
• Casual family Eid visits — Comfortable, breathable lawn fabric means you can wear this all day without wilting.

Styling Tips:

• Jewellery: Keep it polished kundan or jadau earrings in green and gold echo the colour beautifully. Avoid heavy necklaces; let the neckline and embroidery speak.
• Footwear: Tan or camel sandals as shown are ideal — the warm brown grounds the cool green. Alternatively, ivory or gold khussas for a more traditional Eid look.
• Bag: A nude or antique gold clutch will balance the freshness of the green without pulling focus.
• Hair: Loose curls or a low bun work equally well. Curls add softness; a bun adds structure and shows off the earrings and neckline.
• In winter: Swap the dupatta for a pista green or cream pashmina and wear with closed-toe heeled shoes for a cosy, chic cold-weather outfit.
• For a tonal monochrome moment: Add a green bangle stack in glass or resin — it deepens the colour story without breaking the elegance.