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Salwar kameez is one of the most popular traditional attire of South Asia. Women from countries like Pakistan, Iran, Iraq etc prefer wearing salwar kameez more than any other South Asian country. With saree ruling the Indian ethnic clothing sector for centuries, it has overshadowed the on-growing popularity of salwar kameez. But in recent times, various experiments done on Indian salwar kameez has brought this traditional silhouette back in the limelight.
This three piece India dress comprising a kurta, a salwar and a dupatta dates back to the Mughal's reign. If the origin of this attire is traced, one will find that history has announced it as a Muslim dress. The Muslim Dynasty of Turko Mongols when invaded the northern part of India, they brought with them this conventional Muslim dress. With the emergence of Mughal empire, this dress underwent numerous change in terms of enhancement of textile, embroidery and design. Other than the Mughal inspirations, Indian clothing and textile has also observed a great influence of Persian styles.In that era, along with women Indian suit designs then were also worn by men. Today's Salwar designs available online at various shopping websites are the result of metamorphosis that this silhouette has undergone from being a pair of fitted trouser in the Mughal era to the existing baggy style loose pants.But a continuous change in fashion trends has resulted in the latest innovations in Indian salwar kameez designs. Earlier Indian salwar kameez was worn Angarakha or Anarakali style kurta/kameez and today you'll find a number of variations in kameez designs ranging from A-line kurta, Anarakali, short kurti to extra voluminous kurta with asymmetric hem. In contemporary styles, out of the three piece of garments comprising Indian suit designs, dupatta is often not worn with many suit designs. Few latest designs in Indian salwar kameez designs are Afghani style suit, Patiala style suit, Anarakali suit and Churidar kameez.
Shalwar kameez (also spelt shalwar kameez or shalwar qameez), Urdu: شلوار قمیض is the dress worn by both women and men in northern South Asia and Central Asia. It is a unisex dress similar in manner to shirt and pants worn by both women and men in the west. Traditionally, it has been worn in Afghanistan and Punjab (Pakistan and northern India). From the last century, women in southern India have copied this Punjabi dress in place of the sari, the traditional dress of India. Shalwar or salwar (as pronounced in India) are loose pajama-like trousers. The legs are wide at the top, and narrow at the ankle. The kamees is a long shirt or tunic. The side seams (known as the chaak), left open below the waist-line, give the wearer greater freedom of movement.