Sharara suits are a type of traditional clothing worn by women in South Asia, particularly in Pakistan and India. The outfit consists of a long, flowing tunic top paired with wide-legged pants that have a flared silhouette similar to that of a gharara. However, unlike gharara pants, which are typically fitted at the knee, sharara pants flare out from the waist, creating a dramatic and voluminous look.

Sharara suits are often made from lightweight fabrics such as chiffon or silk, and are heavily embellished with embroidery, beadwork, or other decorative elements. The tunic top is typically short or mid-length, and can be sleeveless or have short sleeves. Like gharara suits, sharara suits are often worn for formal occasions such as weddings and other celebrations, and are typically paired with a matching dupatta (scarf) and traditional jewelry.

Although sharara suits and gharara suits have similar silhouettes, the main difference lies in the shape of the pants. Sharara pants flare out from the waist, while gharara pants are fitted at the knee and flare out towards the hemline.