Indian Ethnic Wear By Fashion Dori clothing, India

Indian Ethnic Wear By Fashion Dori Clothing, India 

Indian typically dress in traditional or cultural attire. Ethnic clothing includes saris, kurtas, shararas suits, salwar kameez, lehengas, palazzos, Anarkali salwar kameez, and many other attires.

Saris (साड़ी): The Indus Valley Civilization, which flourished in northwestern India between 2800 and 1800 BC, is where the drape or a garment resembling the sari first appeared. Cotton was the first material used to make a sari, and it was initially grown in the Indian subcontinent during the fifth millennium BC. 

Kurta (कुर्ता): Indians typically pair a loose, collarless shirt with a salwar, churidars, or pyjamas.

Shararas Suits: A Sharara Suit is what? A pair of wide-legged pants are a feature of the sharara, which is also comparable to a gharara suit. Women from India and Pakistan wear them. They are also the most popular wedding dress. A short kurta and a pair of flared pants often make up a Sharara suit.

Salwar Kameez: The shalwar are comfortable, pajama-style pants. The top of the legs are broad, and the ankles are narrow. The kameez is a long shirt or tunic, sometimes seen with a Western-style collar; however, the term is now amorphously used to describe kurtas for women that have no collar or a mandarin collar.

Lehenga: The Indian subcontinent’s version of an ankle-length skirt is known as a lehenga or lehnga. The lehenga is embellished with several traditional embroidery designs and styles. Many festivals and weddings employ gota patti embroidery. 

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