Design For Suit Salwar

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Design For Suit Salwar Biography

When it comes to popularity, salwar kameez is a close second to the Indian Sari. Indians have always this high regard for unstitched garments. To wear clothes straight-off-the-loom is the order of the day. This resulted to the general belief that Indians didn't do much sewing until the later centuries. Now, if only the period when sewing became prevalent in Indian society can be pinpointed (and the mandatory proofs, archeological and otherwise, presented), there wouldn't have been much debate about the history of salwar kameez.

The earliest time to which the introduction of salwar kameez to the Indian society can be traced is the 12th century. It is said that during this period, Punjabs or Turko-Iranian horse-riding nomads from Central Asia may have brought the ensemble to the country. Those tribes have, at that time, already converted to Muslim, and as more conservative clothes are a must, the salwar kameez became their choice in clothing. It has to be stressed that while salwar kameez is associated with Muslim; it is also often worn by people of other religions.

Nowadays, salwar kameez is popular not only in India but in Pakistan and other South Asian countries as well. A fact that isn't surprising at all, considering that salwar kameez is one versatile, comfortable and stylish outfit.

 Design For Suit Salwar

Design For Suit Salwar

Design For Suit Salwar

Design For Suit Salwar

Design For Suit Salwar

Design For Suit Salwar

Design For Suit Salwar

Design For Suit Salwar

Design For Suit Salwar

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