Indian Traditional Wear

The Indian attire has been in vogue since more than a decade now and the reason is obvious. The dignity and charm the Indian salwar kameez, saree or kurti exuberates is incomparable to any other outfit! These outfits have been a show stealer and still continue to reign the Indian fashion scene.

# Saree

Sarees are part of the Indian culture since centuries and has been reinvented several times! Sarees add to the sensuality and feminity of a woman. A woman's wardrobe is incomplete without a charming, unique collection of Indian sarees. Banarasi, silk, bridal, net and lehenga sarees are a head turner in any office party or social get together. Heavy embellishments, contrasts in prints, shades and butis enhance the charisma of a saree.

Drape a net saree to a friend's wedding or wear a bridal lehenga saree on your wedding and the day is sure to be special! Nowadays, availability of Indian sarees online have just made dreams come true for women who desire the latest trendy sarees.

# Salwar kameez

Convenience and ethnicity personified, the Indian salwar kameez, the Anarkali in particular, is ruling the market! The salwar kameez has three sections: The top or kurti, the trouser or salwar and the dupatta which is optional. The salwar and kurti are generally contrasting and match well to wear! The dupatta may be heavily embellished or simple! It can be styled in many ways and in fact the kurta and salwar can also be designed in seamless methods.

A woman, who wants a hassle free outfit should opt for the salwar kameez. It can look rich or regular, opt for the right type of Punjabi suit as per your requirement. Wear a salwar kameez in no time and fling the dupatta across and you are ready to go! Women of any age can adopt this outfit as the patterns are endless and are sure to be liked by them.
Nowadays, specially handcrafted salwar kameezes are stitched with embroideries, mirror work and zari to promote the look of the Indian attire.

# Kurtis

Indian kurtis online is the latest rage for women. Chic designer kurtis are actually shorter version of kurtas. Kurtis fall between the waistline and the knees. They can be stitched in different fabrics, silhouettes and cuts and is hence, a fashion statement for collegians and working women too.

Team up a fashionable kurti with a pair of jeans or Patiala salwar and your are set! Kurtis are made in silk, chiffon, cotton, organza and brocade too. Block, appliqué, tie and dye enhance the look of the kurti and makes it look glamorous on the woman.