Anushka Sharma-inspired simple kurta looks perfect for summer 2026

When we talk about effortless ethnic summer dressing, there are only a few in Bollywood who do it the right way, and Anushka Sharma is one of them. Her effortless traditional wardrobe strikes the rare balance between quiet elegance and absolute comfort. So, if you’re thinking about breathable fabrics, with subtle polish, and an easy silhouette, then here are some ideal picks that are worth seeking inspiration from.

In 2017, after wrapping up her reception wardrobe, Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma landed in Mumbai, where the diva was spotted in an airy Sabyasachi off-white kurta set. The designer who crafted her iconic pastel pink wedding lehenga teamed with her again for this airport look. She wore a breezy floor-length beige kurta set with matching palazzo pants and a red- and golden-bordered dupatta, where the kurta had an almost matching statement red floral design on the main bodice, which looked perfect for summer runs.

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Capturing the hearts of many with this easy-to-go look, Anushka made heads turn in a white kurta set, which came with statement blue flowers and looked casual yet stylish for day outings under the heat. She wore a knee-length printed kurta with a V-neckline and flowy full-length sleeves, matching its aura with printed straight-fit ankle-length pants and a printed flowy dupatta with a statement border.

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If you’re a new mom or in your maternity era, then this kurta set from Anushka’s wardrobe is a must-have. She wore a pastel pink kurta set from Tokree Jaipur, which comprised a long kurta with palazzo pants having a hint of zardozi floral work on the yoke and gota border detailing, which became a point of interest. She matched its prowess with a cotton-silk dupatta, giving a breezy and comfortable aura, perfect for your maternity glow.
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If you think she only has three-piece kurta sets, then you’re mistaken. Anushka was once spotted in an off-white see-through anarkali-style kurta with white thread printed detailing all over the main bodice, which featured three-fourth sleeves and a classic V-neckline. She ditched a dupatta and monochrome charm and went with a beige-brown flared palazzo, keeping it comfortable and chic.