Rakhi Looks That Slay—Go Subtle with Bespoke Luxury by Sue Mue

A sage green pure silk organza cape flows effortlessly over a crepe bustier and matching tulip pants. The floral aari embroidery, sequins, and Swarovski crystals glimmer delicately—like joy catching light. 

Wear it when: You’re heading to a Rakhi brunch or evening gathering. This one's a conversation starter—made for celebrations where style is front and centre. 

Your vibe: Bold, fashion-forward, and unapologetically festive. 

Do you love a cape set or lean toward the comfort of a kurta? This one’s for those who want couture that moves with them. 

Handwoven in silk Chanderi, this light yellow A-line tunic features a touch neck, three-quarter sleeves, and a softly gathered back. Multicolour threadwork blooms across the fabric like floral notes of nostalgia. Paired with straight pants, and finished with contrast piping—it’s tradition with a fresh breath of air. 

Wear it when: You’re starting your Rakhi day with a pooja at home or hosting family for lunch. 

Your vibe: Soft, grounded, and graceful with a love for Indian handloom. 

Suits you if: You love silhouettes that let you move freely—from tying rakhis to serving sweets—without ever compromising on elegance. 

This Chanderi mulmul kaftan drapes like a dream—lightweight and luxe, with aari embroidery that adds quiet detail to its calm palette. A silhouette that lets you breathe, sway, and glow—all at once. 

Wear it when: You’re attending a laid-back Rakhi dinner, or when your celebration flows from home rituals to café catchups. 

Your vibe: Comfortable, artistic, quietly elegant. 

Choose this if: You value flowy fits, artisanal work, and soft pastels that reflect your inner calm. 

The Zayna dress blends a clean, contemporary cut with heritage embroidery. It’s unfussy, sleek, and yet full of character—the kind of piece that feels like you, only dressed up. 

Wear it when: You’re hopping between Rakhi meetups or hosting your tribe in style. 

Your vibe: Urban, elegant, and effortlessly stylish. 

Perfect if: You want one dress that goes from rituals to dinner plans without missing a beat. 

This pastel pink handwoven Chanderi kurta features a mandarin collar, a deep slit, and floral embroidery. It’s paired with striped straight pants and a yellow mulmul dupatta—a soft contrast that sings. 

Wear it when: You're celebrating at home or visiting your sibling’s family for a quiet, love-filled Rakhi afternoon. 

Your vibe: Feminine, gentle, and grounded in tradition. 

Ideal for you if: You love Indian wear that feels light, elegant, and full of fine detail. 

For the one who twirls through traditions. 

Colour-blocked Chanderi mulmul and floral embroidery come together in this flowing Anarkali set. It celebrates movement, joy, and everything festive about sibling love. 

Wear it when: The whole extended family is coming together, and you're dressing for the photos, the rituals, and the memories. 

Your vibe: Romantic, expressive, and rooted in festive tradition. 

Perfect for: That once-a-year Rakhi moment when dressing up feels like part of the celebration itself. 

An ivory georgette jumpsuit elevated with mirror detailing and dramatic sleeves—Rubina is relaxed, yet radiant. It says festive without trying too hard. 

Wear it when: You're celebrating Rakhi in a low-key yet fashionable way—think house party or an evening out post-family rituals. 

Your vibe: Cool, confident, and a little unconventional. 

Choose this if: You’d rather jump into a jumpsuit than drape a dupatta. 

Romantic pastels, lace trims, and a silhouette that sways—Diya is perfect for celebrations where you want to feel beautiful and barely dressed-up at the same time. 

Wear it when: You’re attending an intimate Rakhi lunch or planning a sisters-only celebration with laughter, cake, and gifts. 

Your vibe: Dreamy, delicate, and quietly festive. 

For you if: You gravitate toward femininity, with a touch of whimsy.