Best Kurta Sets for Women 2026: 7 Festive Three-Piece Picks for Diwali

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The Short Answer: The Best Kurta Sets for Women for Diwali

Shopping for kurta sets for women ahead of Diwali in 2026? GiaDesigner’s top pick is the GoSriKi Rayon Blend Embroidered Kurta Set, typically around ₹589* — a complete three-piece set with embroidery, a straight kurta, pant and dupatta, backed by hundreds of buyer reviews. It is the rare festive set that looks dressed-up, feels easy to wear all day, and still leaves room in the budget for juttis and jewellery.

If your Diwali runs from a morning puja to a late card party, buy the set that matches the longest part of your day, not the fanciest fifteen minutes of it. Cotton and rayon win the daytime; silk blends, chinon and georgette win the evening. Every pick below is a three-piece kurta set for women — kurta, bottom and dupatta in one box — so there is nothing left to match, no tailor visit, and no last-minute hunt for a dupatta that goes with the kurta. With Karwa Chauth falling today, Dhanteras on 6 November and Diwali on 8 November, festive sizes sell out fast, so if your size is in stock at a price you like, do not wait for a better one.

GiaDesigner’s verdict in one line: for most women, most Diwali plans, the embroidered rayon three-piece set below is the smartest buy — festive enough for the main evening, comfortable enough for the whole festival week.

At a Glance: Our Top Kurta Sets for Women

• 🏆 Best Overall: GoSriKi Rayon Blend Embroidered Kurta Set — embroidered three-piece set, hundreds of reviews, typically around ₹589*.
• 💰 Best Budget: KLOSIA Rayon Anarkali Kurta Set — printed anarkali with pant and dupatta, typically around ₹399*.
• 💎 Best Premium: Naixa Vichitra Silk Embroidered A-Line Kurta Set — lustrous vichitra silk with embroidery, the evening showpiece.
• 🌙 Best for Karwa Chauth and Diwali Evenings: EthnicJunction Wine Chinon Gotta Patti Kurta Palazzo Set — wine gotta patti work with a zari organza dupatta, typically around ₹629*.

Key Takeaways

• Three pieces beat two: a kurta set with a matching dupatta removes all matching guesswork and is the best value for festive weeks with several events.
• Fabric decides comfort: cotton and rayon for daytime pujas and visiting; silk blends, chinon and georgette for evenings, weddings and photographs.
• Bottom style changes the look: straight pants read neat and modern, palazzos read relaxed and festive, sharara-style bottoms read celebratory — pick the bottom for the occasion, not just the kurta.
• Check the dupatta: length, fabric and embroidery on the dupatta matter as much as the kurta — a 2.25-metre dupatta drapes properly for pujas, a short one does not.
• Size from the chart, not habit: ethnic sizing varies by brand, so measure your bust against each listing’s size chart before ordering, especially in plus sizes.
• Buy during the sale, but verify: the Great Indian Festival is live now with fashion up to 80% off, yet prices and stock move daily — confirm both on the live Amazon.in page before you pay.

How We Choose

Complete three-piece sets only. Every pick here includes a kurta, a bottom and a dupatta, because a kurta set for women should arrive as a finished outfit, not a homework assignment.

Fabric first, embroidery second. We shortlist by how the fabric behaves in real Indian festive conditions — heat, long sitting, food, photographs — and only then by how pretty the work looks in a listing photo.

Real buyer evidence. We favour sets with a meaningful review base and read recent reviews for sizing, colour accuracy and shrinkage, rather than trusting star ratings alone.

A spread of silhouettes and budgets. Straight, A-line and anarkali cuts; palazzo, pant and sharara-style bottoms; prices from under ₹500* to premium silk — so the list works for a first festive set and for a fifth.

Honest care costs. Dry-clean-only silk is flagged as dry-clean-only. A beautiful set that cannot survive your laundry routine is not a bargain, and we say so in each review.

Festive-season reality. Picks are judged for Diwali-week use: pujas, family dinners, card parties and visiting, with styling notes for each, not for a studio shoot.

Kurta Sets for Women — Comparison Table

	GoSriKi Rayon Blend Embroidered Kurta Set Embroidered straight kurta with pant and dupatta — the festive all-rounder. Rayon blend with embroidery; straight cut Kurta + pant + dupatta three-piece set Hundreds of buyer reviews at research time Typically around ₹589* Check Price on Amazon
	EthnicJunction Pink Cotton Silk A-Line Kurta Palazzo Set Embroidered A-line kurta with palazzo and organza dupatta — the most-reviewed pick here. Cotton silk with zari embroidery; A-line, front slit Kurta + palazzo + 2.25-metre organza dupatta 4.0 stars from over 1,400 ratings at research time Typically around ₹1,200* See Today’s Price
	Naixa Vichitra Silk Embroidered A-Line Kurta Set Lustrous vichitra silk with intricate embroidery — the premium evening pick. Vichitra silk kurta, pant and dupatta throughout A-line silhouette; embroidered dupatta Ready-to-wear three-piece festive set Typically around ₹1,400–₹1,800* View Deal on Amazon
	KLOSIA Rayon Anarkali Kurta Set Printed anarkali flare with pant and dupatta — maximum twirl per rupee. Viscose/rayon printed anarkali; boat neck Kurta + pant + dupatta; calf length Wide size range at research time Typically around ₹399* Check Latest Price on Amazon
	Leriya Fashion Cotton Embroidered Anarkali Kurta Set Breathable cotton anarkali with embroidery — the daytime festive favourite. Cotton/rayon blend; V-neck anarkali Kurta + pants + coordinated dupatta Suited to Diwali, weddings and family gatherings Typically around ₹900–₹1,200* See Discount on Amazon
	EthnicJunction Wine Chinon Gotta Patti Kurta Palazzo Set Wine gotta patti work with a zari organza dupatta — made for festive evenings. Chinon kurta with gotta patti embroidery Kurta + palazzo + zari organza dupatta Front-slit straight silhouette Typically around ₹629* Grab the Deal
	SKYLEE Green Silk Blend Embroidery Straight Kurta Set Straight silk-blend kurta with floral embroidery — neat, modern festive dressing. Silk blend / cotton silk; V-neck, 3/4 sleeves Kurta + pants + dupatta; true-to-size fit reported 3.8 stars at research time Typically around ₹1,100–₹1,500* Check Price on Amazon

* Prices are indicative at research time and change during sales. Always confirm the live price, size availability and delivery date on Amazon.in before ordering.

Best Overall

1. GoSriKi Rayon Blend Embroidered Kurta Set

• Price: Typically around ₹589* (M.R.P. higher at research time — check the live page for the sale price)
• Rating: Hundreds of buyer reviews at research time
• Fabric: Rayon blend, embroidered
• Work/Design: Embroidery on a straight kurta
• Fit/Sizes: Straight fit; check the size chart before ordering
• Set contents: Kurta + pant + dupatta
• Care: Follow the care label on the listing; hand wash is the safer first wash

Best Overall: this is the set our editors would buy first for Diwali in 2026. The embroidery is dense enough to read as festive in photographs, the straight cut suits most body types without alteration, and the review base means the sizing surprises are already documented by other buyers — read the recent reviews, measure against the chart, and you will rarely go wrong. It is also the rare festive set that does not demand dry cleaning or delicate handling, which matters when the same outfit has to survive a puja, lunch and an evening of visitors. The honest caveat: rayon blend will crease if you sit cross-legged for a long katha, so steam it before the evening, and the embroidery, while generous, is machine work — beautiful at arm’s length, not hand-crafted up close. For a first festive kurta set, or the one outfit you need to do everything this Diwali, this is the smart money.

How to wear / use it: Pair with gold jhumkas, embroidered juttis and a low bun, and let the embroidery do the talking — skip a heavy necklace. For daytime, drape the dupatta loosely over one shoulder; for the evening puja, drape it over both shoulders and pin it. If you are building a whole festive wardrobe, read our full guide to the best kurtis for Diwali for single kurtas to mix with the bottoms you already own.

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Most Reviewed

2. EthnicJunction Pink Cotton Silk A-Line Kurta Palazzo Set

• Price: Typically around ₹1,200* (check the live page for the sale price)
• Rating: 4.0 stars from over 1,400 ratings at research time
• Fabric: Cotton silk with zari weave embroidery
• Work/Design: Embroidered A-line kurta with front slit, round neck
• Fit/Sizes: Regular fit; palazzo bottom; up to 2XL listed
• Set contents: Kurta + palazzo + 2.25-metre organza dupatta
• Care: Machine wash per listing — confirm on the live page before the first wash

Most Reviewed: when over a thousand buyers have rated a kurta set for women at 4.0 stars, the risk drops sharply — and this pink cotton-silk set earns that trust the honest way, with a flattering A-line flare, a palazzo that moves freely, and an organza dupatta long enough to drape properly. The front slit keeps the silhouette modern rather than costume-like, and the zari embroidery catches lamplight without sequins shouting for attention. Our editors found the pink a genuinely useful festive colour: it photographs warmly, suits gold jewellery, and works for daytime weddings as well as Diwali evenings. The caveat is fit feedback — buyers report mixed sizing, so measure your bust and compare it with the chart rather than ordering your usual size, and expect light colours to need a nude slip underneath in strong daylight.

How to wear / use it: Style the palazzo with block heels or embellished flats, a small potli bag and pearl or kundan studs. Keep the dupatta in a single-shoulder drape for dinners and a double drape for pujas. For more palazzo-led outfits, see our guide to the best palazzo pants for women — the same bottom styling rules apply when you restyle this kurta with a different palazzo later.

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Best Premium

3. Naixa Vichitra Silk Embroidered A-Line Kurta Set

• Price: Typically around ₹1,400–₹1,800* (premium band — confirm the live sale price)
• Rating: Check the live listing for current ratings
• Fabric: Vichitra silk throughout — kurta, pant and dupatta
• Work/Design: Intricate embroidery; A-line silhouette
• Fit/Sizes: A-line fit suits many body types; use the listing size guide
• Set contents: Kurta + pant + embroidered dupatta
• Care: Treat as delicate silk — dry clean or gentle hand wash as per the care label

Best Premium: vichitra silk is the reason this set costs more, and the reason it is worth it for the main Diwali evening or a wedding sangeet. The fabric has a subtle sheen that cotton and rayon simply cannot fake, the drape holds its shape through hours of standing and sitting, and the embroidery is coordinated across kurta and dupatta rather than pasted on as an afterthought. The A-line cut flatters without clinging, which makes it a strong choice if you want festive polish without a fitted silhouette. The honest trade-off is care and heat: silk blends reward dry cleaning, and a full silk set is warmer than cotton for an afternoon function, so keep this one for evenings. If you are hosting Diwali this 2026, this is the set that looks like the host’s outfit in photographs.

How to wear / use it: Keep jewellery restrained — the silk and embroidery already carry the look — with small gold earrings, a thin bangle stack and nude or gold juttis. Wear your hair up so the neckline and dupatta embroidery stay visible. For the rest of the wedding-week wardrobe, our best chanderi sarees for women guide covers the lighter, airier alternative for daytime ceremonies.

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Best Budget

4. KLOSIA Rayon Anarkali Kurta Set

• Price: Typically around ₹399* (M.R.P. higher — check the live page)
• Rating: Check the live listing for current ratings
• Fabric: Viscose/rayon, all-over print
• Work/Design: Printed anarkali with boat neck and 3/4 sleeves
• Fit/Sizes: Wide size range listed; calf length
• Set contents: Kurta + pant + dupatta
• Care: Follow the care label; gentle wash recommended for prints

Best Budget: at around ₹399*, this is the cheapest genuine three-piece festive set in this roundup, and it does not feel like a compromise — the anarkali flare gives the twirl and movement that straight kurtas cannot, the print does the festive work without heavy embroidery, and the boat neck is flattering on most frames. Buy it as your second outfit of the festival week: the one for neighbour visits, mithai distribution, card-party afternoons and office celebrations, while you save the silk set for the main night. The honest caveat is longevity — at this price, treat it as a seasonal favourite rather than a decade-long wardrobe staple, check the seams on arrival, and wash it gently so the print stays sharp. For students, first-job budgets and anyone buying several festive outfits at once, this is the pick that makes the maths work.

How to wear / use it: Add silver jhumkas or oxidised earrings, flat kolhapuris and a cross-body potli for a relaxed daytime look, or dress it up with a statement necklace for the evening. The flare hides comfortable footwear completely, which is a gift on long visiting days. For more flared silhouettes in the same spirit, read our full guide to the best anarkali kurtis.

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Best Cotton

5. Leriya Fashion Cotton Embroidered Anarkali Kurta Set

• Price: Typically around ₹900–₹1,200*
• Rating: Check the live listing for current ratings
• Fabric: Cotton and soft rayon blends, breathable
• Work/Design: Embroidered V-neck anarkali, printed kurta
• Fit/Sizes: Flattering anarkali silhouette; check the size chart
• Set contents: Kurta + pants + coordinated dupatta
• Care: Cotton sets are generally the easiest to care for — confirm the label before machine washing

Best Cotton: if you run warm, live in a humid city, or have a Diwali that starts with a morning puja and ends with a house full of guests, cotton is not the boring choice — it is the comfortable one. This Leriya Fashion anarkali set pairs breathable cotton with embroidery that lifts it well above daily wear, and the V-neck anarkali shape skims rather than clings, which suits a wide range of body types. Our editors found cotton kurta sets like this are the ones that actually get worn again after the festival — with leggings, with jeans, or as separates — where a heavily embellished silk set waits for the next occasion. The caveat: cotton creases and can shrink on a hot wash, so wash cold, dry in shade, and press lightly before wearing. For the full cotton-first wardrobe, see our guide to the best cotton kurtis.

How to wear / use it: Wear with juttis, a small bindi and gold-toned studs for pujas, or add a long necklace and block heels for a family dinner. The dupatta can be worn as a stole over one shoulder for a modern look, or draped traditionally for ceremonies. Keep a spare safety pin handy for covering your head during the katha.

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Best for Karwa Chauth and Diwali Evenings

6. EthnicJunction Wine Chinon Gotta Patti Kurta Palazzo Set

• Price: Typically around ₹629* (M.R.P. higher at research time)
• Rating: Check the live listing for current ratings
• Fabric: Chinon kurta with organza dupatta
• Work/Design: Gotta patti embroidery with zari work on the dupatta
• Fit/Sizes: Straight front-slit fit; check the size chart
• Set contents: Kurta + palazzo + zari organza dupatta
• Care: Handle the organza dupatta gently; follow the care label

Best for Karwa Chauth and Diwali Evenings: wine is the colour of the festive evening — deep, flattering in warm indoor light, and made for gold jewellery — and this chinon set wears it beautifully. The gotta patti work gives traditional shimmer without sequins, the front-slit straight kurta keeps the silhouette current, and the zari organza dupatta is the piece that elevates the whole outfit from “nice kurta” to “occasion outfit”. At around ₹629*, it is remarkable value for a three-piece set with this much finish. The honest caveat: chinon and organza are delicate fabrics, so this is an evening set, not an all-day one — sit carefully, keep it away from diya flames and sharp jewellery clasps, and store the dupatta separately so the zari does not snag. For more occasion dressing in the same red-and-wine family, read our full guide to the best Karwa Chauth suits for women.

How to wear / use it: Pair with gold jhumkas, red bangles, a bindi and embroidered juttis for the full traditional shringaar. A low bun with a gajra completes the Karwa Chauth look, and a potli bag keeps the outfit hands-free for the evening rituals. If you are adding jewellery for Dhanteras, our best gold earrings for women guide covers pieces that sit well with a gotta patti neckline.

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Best Straight Cut

7. SKYLEE Green Silk Blend Embroidery Straight Kurta Set

• Price: Typically around ₹1,100–₹1,500*
• Rating: 3.8 stars at research time
• Fabric: Silk blend / cotton silk, lightweight
• Work/Design: Floral embroidery, V-neck, 3/4 sleeves
• Fit/Sizes: Regular fit, reported true to size; up to 2XL listed
• Set contents: Kurta + pants + dupatta (2.1-metre dupatta listed)
• Care: Machine wash per listing — confirm on the live page

Best Straight Cut: not every festive occasion wants flare. This straight SKYLEE set in green is for the woman who prefers clean lines: a neat V-neck, 3/4 sleeves, floral embroidery that adds colour without bulk, and a silk-blend sheen that reads evening-appropriate without demanding dry cleaning. Green is also the most useful “different” festive colour — it stands out in a sea of red and pink Diwali outfits, suits both gold and silver jewellery, and photographs beautifully against diya light. The 3.8-star rating is the honest flag here: read the recent reviews for sizing and colour feedback before ordering, and check the dupatta length against your height if you are tall. For shoppers who love sharara flare instead of a straight cut, our guide to the best sharara sets for women covers the other great festive silhouette.

How to wear / use it: Style with gold hoops or small chandbalis, nude block heels and a structured clutch for a polished dinner look, or with kolhapuris and a tote for a festive office day. Drape the dupatta over one shoulder and let the V-neck show — avoid a heavy necklace that competes with the embroidery.

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More Picks We Checked Out

• Thread India Brown Cotton Silk Set with Hand-Painted Dupatta (check the price on Amazon.in) — a cotton-silk set with white thread embroidery and a hand-painted dupatta that makes it a genuine talking point for small festivities and poojas; dry clean for the first wash.
• EthnicJunction Green Asymmetric Kurta Palazzo Set with Choker Dupatta (check the price on Amazon.in) — rated 3.9 stars from 327 ratings at research time, with an asymmetric cut and choker dupatta for shoppers who want something less conventional than a straight kurta.
• SMOWKLY Pink Silk Blend Printed Set with Palazzo (check the price on Amazon.in) — a gota patti printed silk-blend set with palazzo and dupatta, machine washable, but rated 3.6 stars at research time, so read recent reviews closely before choosing it over the picks above.

How to Choose Kurta Sets for Women

Should I buy a two-piece or a three-piece kurta set?

Buy the three-piece set — kurta, bottom and dupatta — for festive use. A two-piece kurta-and-bottom set looks cheaper only until you add a matching dupatta, and matching a dupatta by shade, fabric and embroidery is harder than it looks in a shop. Three-piece kurta sets for women arrive coordinated, photograph as a finished outfit, and cost less in total than assembling the same look separately. Two-piece sets make sense only if you already own dupattas you love, or you plan to wear the kurta with jeans and skip the dupatta entirely.

Which fabric is best for kurta sets for women in the festive season?

Match the fabric to the time of day. Cotton and rayon breathe best for morning pujas, visiting and warm cities, and they are the easiest to wash and re-wear. Georgette and chinon drape beautifully and hold embroidery well, making them strong evening choices. Silk blends and vichitra silk give the richest sheen for Diwali night and weddings, at the cost of gentler care. Avoid heavy velvet or thick brocade for daytime events — they look magnificent and feel miserable by lunchtime. If you buy one set for the whole festival week, rayon blend is the best compromise between festive look, comfort and care.

Straight, A-line or anarkali — which kurta set silhouette suits me?

Straight kurtas suit most body types, read modern and neat, and need the least alteration. A-line kurtas flare gently from the waist, skim the hips, and flatter pear and apple shapes without the volume of a full anarkali. Anarkali sets flare from the bust or waist, give the most movement and twirl, and suit taller frames and formal occasions best — petite shoppers should check the kurta length on the size chart so the flare does not overwhelm them. Plus-size shoppers should look for A-line and anarkali cuts with 3/4 sleeves, and for size ranges that go beyond XL without changing the design.

Palazzo, straight pant or sharara — which bottom should I choose?

Straight pants are the neatest and most versatile: they work for office ethnic days, pujas and dinners, and they restyle easily with other kurtas. Palazzos are the most comfortable for long festive days — free-moving, breathable and festive without trying — and they balance both straight and A-line kurtas. Sharara-style bottoms are the most celebratory and the least everyday; save them for sangeets, receptions and the main Diwali evening. If you sit on the floor for pujas, palazzos and shararas are kinder than tight straight pants, and a dupatta draped underneath protects lighter bottoms from floor dust.

What should I check about the dupatta before buying a kurta set?

Check four things: length, fabric, embroidery and weight. A dupatta of around 2.25 metres drapes properly for pujas and covers the head comfortably; much shorter and it becomes a scarf. Organza and chiffon dupattas look ethereal but slip and snag, so keep safety pins handy; cotton and georgette dupattas stay put. Embroidery should coordinate with the kurta, not compete with it — if both are heavily worked, the outfit looks busy. And a heavy, embellished dupatta will slide off all evening, so for long events, prefer a lighter dupatta you can pin securely.

How do I care for embroidered and silk kurta sets so they last?

Read the care label before the first wash, not after. Embroidered sets should be washed inside out in cold water, dried in shade, and never wrung — press with a steam iron on the reverse side, with a cloth between iron and embroidery. Silk and silk blends should be dry-cleaned or gently hand-washed as labelled, and stored away from direct sunlight. Cotton sets can shrink on the first hot wash, so wash cold and expect a small amount of shrinkage in the first wash; buy the size that fits after checking the chart, not a size down in anticipation. Store festive sets folded with neem or cedar sachets, and keep zari and sequin work away from sharp jewellery that can snag threads.

The Verdict

GiaDesigner’s top pick is the GoSriKi Rayon Blend Embroidered Kurta Set: our editors found it the best balance of festive embroidery, all-day comfort, proven buyer feedback and a price that leaves room for the rest of the Diwali outfit. If you are buying one kurta set for women this 2026, buy that one first.

“For most women, most Diwali plans, an embroidered three-piece rayon set is the smartest festive buy — it looks dressed-up, wears comfortably all day, and costs less than the jewellery you will pair it with.” — GiaDesigner editors, on the 2026 festive kurta set shortlist.

“A kurta set should arrive as a finished outfit. If you are still hunting for a dupatta after delivery, you bought the wrong set.” — GiaDesigner’s rule for every three-piece pick in this guide.

Buy the KLOSIA anarkali if your budget is tight or you need a second festive outfit, buy the Naixa vichitra silk set if you are hosting or attending a wedding, and buy the wine chinon set if your main event is an evening puja or Karwa Chauth celebration. Whichever you choose, order early in the sale, check the size chart, and confirm the live price and stock on Amazon.in before you pay — festive sizes do not wait.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best kurta set for women for Diwali?

The best kurta set for most women for Diwali is an embroidered three-piece set in rayon blend or cotton silk — festive enough for the evening, comfortable enough for the whole day. GiaDesigner’s top pick is the GoSriKi embroidered rayon set, typically around ₹589*, with the Naixa vichitra silk set as the premium alternative for hosting and weddings.

Are three-piece kurta sets better than kurta-and-pant sets?

Yes, for festive wear. A three-piece kurta set includes a matching dupatta, so the outfit is complete on arrival and the colours, fabric and embroidery are already coordinated. Two-piece sets work if you already own suitable dupattas, but buying a dupatta separately usually costs more and matches worse.

Which fabric kurta set is most comfortable for all-day festive wear?

Cotton and rayon blends are the most comfortable for all-day wear — breathable, light and easy to wash. Silk blends and chinon feel more luxurious for evenings but need gentler care and can feel warmer over a full day. For a single set that must do morning puja through evening dinner, rayon blend is the best compromise.

Do kurta sets for women run true to size on Amazon.in?

It varies by brand, so do not assume your usual size. Measure your bust, waist and hip, compare them with the size chart on the specific listing, and read recent reviews for sizing feedback. Anarkali and A-line cuts are more forgiving than straight cuts, and several sets in this guide offer sizes up to 4XL or 5XL.

Can I wear a kurta set to a wedding as a guest?

Yes — choose silk blends, chinon or georgette with embroidery, a palazzo or sharara-style bottom, and a full-length dupatta for weddings. Keep cotton and simple prints for daytime ceremonies and pre-wedding functions. The pink cotton-silk A-line set and the Naixa vichitra silk set in this guide are both strong wedding-guest choices.

How much should I spend on a festive kurta set for women?

Good three-piece festive sets on Amazon.in typically run from around ₹399* for a printed rayon anarkali to around ₹1,800* for a silk set, with the sweet spot for most buyers between ₹600* and ₹1,200*. Spend more on the set you will wear for the main event, and less on second outfits for visiting and card parties.