Salwar Kameez

Indian dresses represent wonderful assortment of diverse Indian cultures and traditions. Take any Indian cloth; you can feel the special culture and feeling attached to it. Indian clothes have also continued to make their presence felt in the international fashion market because of its inimitable and dazzling styles. We have different forms of garments. While the saree is considered aesthetic attire, salwar kameez is the most commonly worn Indian garment. Talking about salwar kameez, its basically a three-piece attire inclusive of -Salwar (bottom, or the pajama), Kameez (top, also known as kurta) and Duppata (scarf).

Salwar kameez is traditionally straight attire with two slits on both sides going well below the knees. Duppata is normally worn in front with sides covering back and shoulders. But with changing times and trends, the concept of suit has also changed. The textile normally used in salwar kameez is of silk or cotton. Silk is suitable for Indian climate. In winter this garment is available in satins or with heavy brocades. One can also find contrasting styles in salwar kurta and duppata with all of them in different colors. Salwar kameez comes in different styles for special occasions like marriage, Independence Day or bridal wear or for festivals. Every season witnesses some new avatars of this wonderful garment. India’s growing clout in international fashion world has also given rise to new ideas and designs being presented in salwar kameez. It’s fashionable as well as comfortable for young women and married women as well.