Tunic sets allow colour and pattern to take a more central role in dressing. A printed tunic paired with pleated pants or palazzos creates a complete look, with embroidery and other details adding depth along the way.
At Siddhartha Bansal, tunics become part of a larger visual language. Rich prints, hand embroidery, tassel details and unexpected colour combinations come together across the collection, turning everyday dressing into something far more expressive. The current tunic edit includes twelve styles, each built around the brand’s signature approach to colour and pattern.
What Makes Tunic Sets So Versatile?
A good tunic set does more than match a top with a pair of trousers. The relationship between the two pieces creates the look.
Siddhartha Bansal works with this idea through printed crepe tunics paired with pleated pants or palazzos. The tunics feature front button-down closures, while the bottoms bring their own colour and detailing to the composition.
This makes them particularly interesting for women who want a complete outfit but still want the clothes to have plenty of personality.
Midnight Blue With A Red Contrast
The Noor Tunic Set starts with a midnight blue printed tunic and introduces a striking red contrast through its pleated pants. Intricate hand embroidery and tassel details run through the tunic, adding another layer to the print.
Both pieces are made in crepe, with the tunic finished with a front button-down closure and the pleated pants secured with a side zip.
The result is a colour story that feels rich without relying on a single shade.
How Does Print Change A Tunic?
Print is central to the way a tunic can change character. A strong graphic pattern can make the look feel bold, while floral or paisley-inspired arrangements can bring a softer rhythm to the same basic form.
This is where Siddhartha Bansal brings its India Imagined approach into ready-to-wear. Colour, pattern and cultural references are allowed to sit together rather than being reduced to one visual idea.
A Play Of Green, Pink And Pattern
The Raya Tunic Set takes a more layered approach to colour. Its multicoloured printed crepe tunic combines green, pink and contrasting motifs, with intricate hand embroidery and tassel details adding dimension.
The green pleated pants continue the colour story while giving the printed tunic a strong base. It is a good example of how tunic sets can use several colours without losing visual direction.
Yellow With A Shot Of Pink
The Afreen Tunic Set takes the palette somewhere brighter. An Indian yellow printed tunic is covered in a richly detailed pattern, with red accents running through the embroidered front and cuffs.
The matching red pleated pants create a strong contrast against the yellow base. Both pieces are made in crepe, keeping the focus on the colour, print and surface detailing.
Where Does Craft Come Into The Picture?
Print may establish the first impression, but it is the smaller details that give these women's tunics their character. Hand embroidery, tassels, borders and carefully placed colour contrasts make the surface feel considered from close up as well as from a distance.
The Farida Tunic Set takes this approach into a softer palette. Its blush pink printed tunic is paired with pink hand-embellished pleated pants, while intricate embroidery and tassel details add definition to the printed surface.
The overall effect is softer than Noor or Afreen, but the level of detail keeps it firmly within the same visual world.
How Can You Style Tunics For Women?
One of the strengths of a coordinated tunic set is that it already gives you a complete starting point. Styling can then be kept simple or pushed further depending on the occasion.
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For a daytime gathering: Keep the accessories minimal and let the print lead.
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For festive dressing: Add statement earrings, traditional jewellery or embellished footwear.
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For an evening occasion: Choose metallic accessories and a structured clutch to bring more focus to the detailing.
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For a more relaxed look: Keep the jewellery pared back and allow the colour combination to do the work.
With printed tunics for women, accessories do not need to compete with the garment. The strongest looks often come from choosing one or two details from the print and carrying them into the accessories.
Why Choose A Tunic Set Instead Of Separates?
A matching set gives you the visual impact of a complete outfit without requiring you to build the colour story yourself. The tunic and trousers have already been designed to work together, from the placement of print to the relationship between contrasting colours.
For Siddhartha Bansal, this also creates space for the brand’s key ideas to come through in a wearable format. Colour, textile detail, cultural references and joyful dressing all meet within pieces that can move between festive occasions, dinners and more dressed-up daytime settings.
The Joy of Dressing in Colour
A tunic set can do more than complete an outfit. It can bring together colour, print, craft and unexpected details in a way that makes the clothes feel distinctive on their own. Siddhartha Bansal approaches tunic dressing with the same sense of curiosity that runs through the house, allowing vibrant patterns and handcrafted details to take centre stage.
For women who enjoy dressing with colour and character, tunic sets offer a considered way to bring these elements together. They leave space for the print to lead while the details, textures and contrasting colours reveal themselves as you look closer.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a tunic set?
A tunic set pairs a printed or embellished tunic with coordinated pants, creating a complete look through colour, pattern and detailing.
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How can I style a tunic set for a festive occasion?
Pair it with statement earrings, traditional jewellery and embellished footwear. Let the print remain the focus while choosing accessories that pick up its colours.
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What should I wear with a printed tunic?
Coordinated pants create a polished look, while simple footwear and jewellery can keep the outfit balanced. For evenings, add a clutch and more defined accessories.
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Are tunics for women suitable for formal occasions?
Yes. Detailed prints, hand embroidery and richer finishes can make a tunic appropriate for dinners, celebrations and other dressed-up occasions.
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What makes Siddhartha Bansal tunics distinctive?
Siddhartha Bansal brings together vibrant prints, cultural references, hand embroidery and unexpected details, giving each tunic its own colour story and visual character.