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Salwar Kameez

Written by cbaZaar

Topic: FashionPublished February 13, 2012
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Adorned by both men and women in South and Central Asia, The Salwar Kameez is a very traditional and convenient outfit which is preferred by the folks regardless of their caste, culture, religion, gender, age and body type. In India, salwars are preferably worn by women. Initially it was worn by Egyptians during the 10th century, but now it has gained popularity throughout the world for its comfort and unique varieties which can be altered to the latest trend.

The commonly used fabrics for salwar kameez are cotton, silk, crepe, net, chiffon, georgette, brasso, brocade, and satin etc., out of which cotton and silk always stands as the most commonly preferred ones. It is also available in other materials such as faux georgette, faux crepe, faux chiffon, silk cotton, tussar silk, raw dupion silk etc. The embellishments done on these fabrics like zari, zardozi, embroidery, diamante work, beads embroidery work, kundanrnwork, mirror work, sequins work, prints etc makes this attire pleasing to wear. This gorgeous outfit is available in all kinds of shades which also include the most opted vibrant colours like maroon, red, blue, and green.

Some of the Salwar Kameez patterns available are:
• Patialas: This is the most common pattern of salwar suits that originated from Patiala city in North India. They are in rage for their loose salwars and skin tight or loose kameez. It is suitable for women of all sizes, but is highly preferred for those with curvaceous personality.

• Churidars: Became famous in the 80’s the by Bollywood icons, this attire has made a comeback. Since it exhibits the shape of the body, they are more apt for women with slim and structured personality.

• Anarkalis: These are salwars with a several frills giving a frock like appeal.

Depending upon the sleeves these attires can be categorized into five parts - sleeveless, short sleeve, half sleeve, three-fourth sleeve, and full sleeves. Customers can select from a wide collection of neck designs, salwar designs, sleeves, art works, and cut length.

Adorned as an ethnic outfit in North India, salwar suit is now well-liked by women in all states of India. In future this apparel is sure to create a fashion statement all over the world.

To know the latest styles and patterns in salwar kameez visit Cbazaar, an online store for Indian Clothing. You can either place an order for custom stitched outfit or purchase the readymade ones.

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For latest styles and patterns in salwar kameez visit Cbazaar, an online store for Indian Clothing. You can either place an order for custom stitched outfit or purchase the readymade ones.