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The fusion of styles in Indian clothing and western clothing resulted in Indo western salwar kameez. These lady’s salwar kameez suits are specially designed to give western look with Indian tradition. An Indo western salwar kameez suit may have a sleeveless top and a salwar. Indo western salwar kameez suits also come in spaghetti straps instead of sleeves.Designers have pioneered the concept of blending ethnic ethos and international trends to give a modern and trendy look to contemporary Indian women.

 The cliché that dressing is done to please others has become passé. Today's generation wears clothes to please themselves. Even designers belonging to the younger generation carry the same chip on their shoulder. "Designer inspiration varies with attitude and the 'in thing.' Detailing is important. Today's generation wants to show off their body without appearing obscene," says NIFT graduate Gunjan Karmakar.
 Party wear salwar kameez are made up of silk, satin, crepe and georgette fabrics.They can be worn on festivals or any celebrations. Feminine and graceful, the Indian Party wear salwar kameez is decorated with embroidery and mirror work. The dupatta is also in festive colors and has gorgeous embroidery and embellished beads,pearls,mirror work etc.
 Indian Party wear salwar kameez suits come in many different styles. People prefer Party wear salwar kameez in silk, satin, crepe and georgette fabric embroidered with as many as eighty panels with ornate embroidery and mirror work.   Many could afford more intricate brocade, tanchoi and heavy satins even with real gold and silver embroidery, studded with precious stones.
 Embroidery beautifies salwar kameez. Embroidery like every other art form, needs to be understood to be fully appreciated and enjoyed. Insight of the principles not only creates the urge to "paint" with needle and thread but also gives one the knowledge that enables a more keen perception of the old masterpieces as well as modern day pieces. There are no fix shapes and sizes of embroidery. It may vary from inches to feet.
 Dupatta alternative names include chadar (in Pakistan), orni/odhni, chunri, chunni, orna and sometimes unni (mainly Gujarati) is a long, multi-purpose scarf that is essential to many South Asian women's suits. Some "dupatta suits" include the shalwar kameez and the kurta. The dupatta is also worn over the South Asian outfits of choli or gharara. The dupatta has long been a symbol of modesty in South Asian dress.
 The origin of the dupatta can be traced to the Mohenjo-Daro civilization of the Indus Basin, where the use of textiles was highly prevalent[citation needed]. A sculpture of the Priest King of Harappa, whose left shoulder is covered with some kind of a chaddar, suggests that the use of the dupatta dates back to the early Indus Valley Civilization. From here it spread across the Indian subcontinent, especially during the rule of the Muslim Mughal Empire.



salwar suit for girls Photos Pictures Pics Images

salwar suit for girls Photos Pictures Pics Images

salwar suit for girls Photos Pictures Pics Images

salwar suit for girls Photos Pictures Pics Images

salwar suit for girls Photos Pictures Pics Images


salwar suit for girls Photos Pictures Pics Images

salwar suit for girls Photos Pictures Pics Images

salwar suit for girls Photos Pictures Pics Images

salwar suit for girls Photos Pictures Pics Images

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