If you’re hunting for a way to keep your festival wardrobe simple yet chic, House of Masaba’s ‘Noor Ban Gaye’ peach kurta set that Deepika Padukone wore on Vijayadashami is the answer.
The kurta feels like a soft whisper against the skin, thanks to its peach weave that’s light enough for a hot day but still warm enough for a cool evening. A delicate patchwork of muted tones and zardozi hand‑embroidery add a touch of sparkle without shouting. The peach‑crushed tissue dupatta, finished with an ornate border, drapes just enough to hint at tradition while keeping the look effortless.
Ranveer Singh opted for an ivory silk kurta set that mirrors the family’s palette but adds his own understated flair. The silk’s slight sheen catches the light when he turns, while the plain ivory keeps the focus on the subtle details of the fabric. Pair it with a simple cotton shirt or a lightweight sweater for a layered look that works for both indoor ceremonies and outdoor festivities.
The little ones don’t need to be over‑dressed either. Dua Padukone Singh’s peach tissue and silk kurta echoes the adult color scheme, while baby Devi’s swaddle—soft mul lining with embroidered heart tassels—creates a gentle, affectionate vibe. The swaddle’s muted pattern keeps the baby’s face the star of the photo, while the tassels add a playful touch.
Want to recreate the vibe at home? Head to House of Masaba’s online store or pop into a flagship outlet and look for the ‘Noor Ban Gaye’ collection. The peach kurta set starts at ₹12,000, and the ivory silk kurta is around ₹15,000. Pair the sets with a complementary dupatta or a simple silk scarf for an instant upgrade that feels both festive and everyday.
So, next time you’re planning a family celebration, remember that a thoughtful color palette, a touch of embroidery, and a few well‑chosen accessories can make your look feel polished without the fuss. Grab the House of Masaba pieces and let the simplicity shine.