Salwar Kameez

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What is a Salwar Kameez? Salwar Kameez suits are a three-piece Indian Ethnic outfit which originated within the Indian subcontinent during the Mughal era—initially limited to the Punjab region which explains the fact that they are still known as Punjabi suits. It comprises of a Kameez (a tunic), a Salwar (pair of trousers), and a dupatta (a scarf). The difference in length and fitting is what sets salwar suits apart from the traditional kameez. A shorter version of the tunic is known as a kurta. What are the different salwar kameez designs? They are tight-fitting and have absorbed a modern look-and-feel vis-a-vis the traditional kameez. The dress fabric is suitable for the monsoon type climate typical of India and Pakistan. Pakistani Salwar Kameez Salwar Kameez Suits are very popular within Punjab, which is known to be one of the most colourful and culturally diverse states in India. With its fascinating rituals, flamboyant clothing, mouth-watering delicacies and high spirited people, Punjab can safely be called one of the most loved cultures in India. Amongst the various aspects of Punjabi tradition, its clothing is something which has been widely adopted and is extremely popular all over the country. The vibrance of the Punjabi garb, with all its shimmering details, tells us a story of its glorious heritage and history. From the vivid colours of the turban or pagdi of Punjabi men to the much-loved salwar kameez , worn by the majority of Indian woman, the attire of Punjab has claimed the hearts of many Indians. Different Styles of Salwar Kameez In ancient Punjab, clothing of the people mainly consisted of a long, almost knee-length top, worn with a scarf draped around the shoulders and sometimes paired with another length of fabric, draped around the waist as a dhoti . The clothes were made primarily from cotton, owing to the blossoming cotton trade in the state in the 19th and early 20th century. Various types of coarse cotton materials were manufactured all over