An Anarkali is a traditional Indian dress characterized by a long, frock-style top with a fitted bodice and a flared skirt. It is typically worn for special occasions and events such as weddings, festivals, parties, or cultural celebrations. The Anarkali ensemble usually consists of three parts: the top (kameez), bottom (churidar or leggings), and a dupatta (scarf).

To wear an Anarkali, you would typically put on the kameez (top) first, which is usually long and flowy. The kameez is worn over the churidar or leggings, which are tight-fitting pants that extend to the ankles. The dupatta is draped over the shoulder or around the neck to complete the outfit. The exact style and draping of the dupatta can vary depending on personal preference and regional traditions.