This is a vibrant, three-piece traditional Indian outfit consisting of a kurti (tunic), pants, and a dupatta (scarf). The dominant color is a bright, festive red with gold and off-white embellishments. The overall style is elegant and suitable for festive occasions, such as a puja or a celebratory event.

Kurti (Tunic):

 * Color: Bright red.

 * Fabric: Appears to be a lightweight cotton or a cotton-blend fabric, possibly a georgette or chiffon for the sheer sleeves, though the main body looks like a cotton with a printed pattern.

 * Pattern: The kurti has a small, scattered dot or "buti" print in what looks like a lighter shade of red or pink.

 * Neckline: A rounded or U-shaped neckline, detailed with intricate embroidery.

 * Embroidery: The most striking feature is the elaborate gold and off-white thread work on the yoke and down the front of the kurti. The embroidery is dense and features floral and abstract motifs. It gives the outfit a very rich and festive look. The embroidery also seems to extend to the cuffs of the sleeves.

 * Sleeves: The sleeves are full-length or three-quarter length and appear to be slightly sheer, possibly made of a different, lighter fabric than the body of the kurti, and have a band of embroidery at the cuff.

Pants:

 * Color: Solid red, matching the kurti.

 * Style: The pants are straight-cut and simple, without any visible patterns or embellishments. They are likely churidars or palazzo-style pants.

Dupatta (Scarf):

 * Color: Shades of red and off-white.

 * Pattern: The dupatta has a bold, eye-catching chevron or zigzag pattern in varying shades of red, with a contrasting base color that looks like a faded red, off-white, or beige.

 * Fabric: The fabric appears to be lightweight and sheer, possibly chiffon or a similar material.

 * Details: The border of the dupatta is finished with a thin band of the same red fabric as the kurti. It also has a subtle, self-embossed or printed pattern of dots, similar to the kurti, scattered within the chevron design.