Salwar Kameez is one of the staple dresses of the women of North India. Females, especially from the region of Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Jalandhar, Amritsar, and other people belonging to North India normally wear a Salwar kameez. As often heard, these women carry the most stylish and varied designs of Punjabi salwar kameez.
They are the ones who have carried on this tradition of carrying Punjabi salwar kameez in varied styles and designs. Not only there are various styles and cuts, but there are also variations in the color as well. The color and the designs depend on whatever is trending currently. Latest Punjabi Suits Design are the best party wear anybody can opt for at any time. You do not need any occasion for dressing; all you need is the perfect fit.
During my short trip to Amritsar Golden Temple, I noticed all the ladies (even the little girls) wearing stylish salwar kameez, which I assumed to be their staple ensemble. Indian Punjabi Dress is the fascinating traditional clothing that I feel all of us love to put on. We do not need any occasion for dressing up. Women from all across the globe, (even the foreigners) love to dress up in this attire. The only reason is that it makes you look pretty.
Latest Punjabi Suits are categorized in many categories. All of it is classified regarding either designs or styles or cuts. It is said that the Punjabi suits were bought by the Muslim invaders centuries ago and was later on promoted by the Mughal rulers in India. Earlier, these ensembles were found worn only in North India, which is now a part of Pakistan.
This dress worn by the ladies can either be stitched or bought readymade, depending on your preference. This is how a Punjabi outfits came into existence. However, gradually with time, this became the most important and staple outfit of the women in North India.
How to wear?
- Indian feminine outfits are one of the most gracious dresses that can look elegant on any female.
- It makes you look classy and elegant at the same time.
- Almost all the women wear Punjabi attires, not depending on their castes.
- The styles and cuts vary from region to region.
- Team up those short kurtas with full Patialas and a heavy Dupatta if you are attending any ceremony or if it is an occasion.
- You can also carry simple long kurtas with salwars for a casual summer brunch with your family or friends.
- Women of North India do not want any occasion to dress up in this Punjabi style salwar kameez. They have one for every occasion and even for their regular days.
- Large spectrums of colours are infused in these North Indian style salwar suits.
- You may also have a spectrum of suits, but if you do not own a Punjabi salwar suit, then your wardrobe is surely missing out on something.
- Latest Punjabi suits are now being re-designed to give it a new look altogether.
- Women are teaming up their kurtas either with pants or with palazzos, which gives them a new look, with a twist.
- As palazzos are currently trending, women prefer palazzos instead of a salwar.
These suits are available in different colours and silhouettes. Fashion conscious females keep on updating their styles and their wardrobe with the latest styles, designs, and cuts that are prevailing currently. Personally, I feel that the mix and the fusion is the type even in salwar suits that are currently trending. My suggestion is to:
- Wear something that would best fit your body type.
- Dress-up in something that you can carry out with comfort and ease.
- Choose colours according to the season. Go for bright hues during the winters and your summers are surely for pastels only.
- Select a mix or a fusion of latest Punjabi dresses if you are about to attend a typical North Indian wedding.
Do Not
- Wear a Patiala salwar kameez if you are too short in height.
- Wear more than four colours in your attire. Including three colours in your dress is fashion; wearing more than 3 is a fashion faux pas.
Conclusion
Punjabi salwar kameez is the staple ensemble, which I feel is not only for the North Indians but is rather for all the Indians. This is a type of dress which an even a little girl is also fond of wearing.
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