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WHY SHOP FOR SALWAR KAMEEZ AT UTSAV?
- Widest variety of salwar kameez.
- Available in every possible color and in a spectrum of authentic fabrics.
- Can be customized as per size, style, and kind of embroidery work.
- Plus size kurtas available without extra cost.
- Can classify as casual wear, designer wear, party wear, traditional wear or just anytime wear.
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- Evolution Of Indian Kameez Salwar :
Indian Salwar kameez has emerged to be the most popular costume and of the pan-Indian variety in the history of the textiles of India. Though, later in origin from the sari, which traces its origin to the Vedic times, the kameez salwar saree has emerged as the comfortable, elegant and respectful apparel of the Indian wardrobe. Essentially a medieval garment the kameez salwar in its original form was brought into the country by the Muslim rulers, from the year 750 A.D. Salwar kameez was brought into India as a courtly garment from the central Asian invaders, and slowly became the popular garment of the people of the countryside with the spread of Islam. The men and women both wore different forms of what is today known as the Indian kameez salwar and women both wore different forms of what is today known as the Indian kameez salwar. - Indian salwar resemble a pyjama drawn tightly in at the waist with a string and is tailored in such a way that it tapers at the ankles. The ‘kameez’ is worn over the ‘salwar’. This is a long shapely outfit, which resembles a long shirt. The most common pattern has sleeves up to the wrists, slits on the sides, a mandarin collar with buttons in front. Instead of a ‘salwar’, women also wear a ‘churidar’. This is a tighter version of the ‘salwar’ accentuating the knees and ankles. The ‘salwar-kameez’ is usually worn with the ‘dupatta’. This is a rectangle cloth made of very thin cotton or synthetic material used to cover the head and the chest.
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- The women wore their costumes in three parts.The shirts were very small extending upto the abdomen, with a rich embroidery and Zardozi work that were first brought into the country. The bottoms were known as the Sharara, which were a loose flowing gown divided in between. The heads were always covered with the Dupatta, which was both a mark of respect and honor. Like all garments have transformed with time, so has the salwar kameez. With its descent from the courtly to the everyday costume, it became more localized and the regional dress in the northern parts of the country , like in Punjab and Haryana. With the freedom movement in the country the shalwar kamiz acquired a more nationalistic and broader base often stretching to other parts of the country. Today the costume is synonymous with the national costume of the country along with the sari. Salwar Kameez and saree are worn mainly by the women of northern India but is favored all over India by now. It includes a baggy pair of pyjamas called Indian Salwars, worn with a long and flowing shirt called Kameez.
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FabulousBy Abella from U.S on 1/30/2012 10:31:05 AM
Bottom Line : Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments : Received the item. It is very nice and beautiful. The work of embroidery make it more beautiful and attractive. Thanks a lot.
So Happy By Ginger from Bhutan on 1/30/2012 11:58:59 AM
Bottom Line : Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments : I have received the churidar kameez today. The stitch is perfect, the suit is really good. Thanks a lot.
Very Nice. By Odette from Jersey on 1/30/2012 11:58:20 AM
Bottom Line : Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments : I just would like to let you know that I have received my parcel today. Suits are very nice and I am please with them.
Great Look. By Laci from Peru on 1/30/2012 12:07:00 PM
Bottom Line : Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments : Thank you very much for the churidar kameez I am very pleased with it.