Suit sets for women

Introduction:

If one comes across as a traditional and ethnic fashion fanatic, then they must have at least one salwar suit in their wardrobe. It’s the most casual, ready-to-go and always-trendy apparel one will ever have. But for the information there are over 20 styles of a salwar suit alone. Isn’t this exciting ? Well we just sorted some of them.One can check this out, take some cue and style themselves accordingly. 

The salwar kameez is believed to have originated from the costumes of the Mughals, who were the Muslim rulers of India. Originally the traditional dress of the Punjab region, the salwar kameez gradually became popular among women throughout India. From the 1980s onwards, the salwar kameez was even adopted as a uniform for girls between the ages of 12 to 16 in India’s government schools. Many of these girls continued to wear the salwar kameez when they moved on to colleges and universities and even after they went out to work. Now we will find out here that over the years how salwar got incorporated in our daily lives giving such an elegant look. 

Anarkali Suit:

Anarkali suits are stylish and elegant and make one look gorgeous with their flowing and flared styles. Modern-day Anarkali suits are available in styles ranging from dramatic to chic, demure to bold. The range of colors and materials used to make them gives one an even broader spectrum of styles and combinations. This trendy yet traditional outfit profile is utterly feminine and flatters all body shapes. It is usually a frock-style kurta with a form-fitting or loose-fitting bodice and a pleated or flared skirt. The churidar (a slim-fit legging-style salwar) balances out the Anarkalis flaring form in this outfit. A-Line Anarkali, is the style where the "kurta" has a narrower bodice and an impressive flared skirt. It's an excellent style for women with a well-defined waistline and broader hips.Frock-Style Anarkali is the style which is more structured, with a shorter flared kurta that stops at the knees and works well for women with a straighter body form. Floor-Length Anarkali is the most preferred Anarkali style, this outfit looks superbly feminine and helps give women a fuller form a more sculpted look. 

Classic Punjabi Suit:

Punjabi suits or the traditional salwar kameez are simple, graceful, and flatter all body types, and Punjabi women swear by this quintessential comfort wear. Typically, these suits have shorter kurtas in a variety of fabrics, and the pleated salwar adds surprising grace to the attire. From chic to edgy, bold to muted, one can find stylish Punjabi suits for every occasion, formal, festive, unique, or traditional. Patiala Salwar is derived from its namesake city in Punjab, this outfit was worn by royalty here in days gone by. In Patiala suits, the pleats of the salwars start at the waistline, folding gently towards the back of the legs. Dhoti Salwar is the style which draws inspiration from the dhoti, this salwar style has multitudes of pleats that form a ‘U’ shape as they lead from the front around the sides and towards the backs of the legs. This design was inspired by the ancient dhoti and looks great on short kurtis.

Palazzo Pant Suit:

This ultimate fusion wear offers one the best of both worlds, where traditional Indian styling meets bold western fashion. The smart, straight-cut kameez paired with wide, flared women's trousers creates a breezy and modern style. This style appears to be a good fit for petite women and those with tall stature appear to be even taller and smarter. Everyone, including celebrities, veer toward Palazzo suits- a perfect casual and formal attire. 

Long and Straight Cut Suits:

This style is the epitome of minimalism and simplicity, making straight-cut suits the ultimate day and formal wear. These suits have pant or churidar style bottoms paired with straight-cut, body-fitting kameez, and the design oozes elegance sprinkled with the right amount of chic. 

Pant Style Salwar Suit:

Ankle-length pant-style salwar suits are also called trouser suits inspired by traditional trouser bottoms. The pants pair well with achkan neck patterns on straight-cut kameez, and the outfit looks graceful, chic, and stylish. It's the perfect look for formal occasions and works well for casual events. 

Sharara Suits:

Sharara suits are often mistaken for Palazzo suits, but the former has a distinguishing characteristic that differentiates it from Palazzo. Its wider leg span makes it look more like a skirt that's pulled in at the waist with a drawstring. The sharara suit is paired with a knee-length or short kameez, and the entire outfit screams comfort. Sharara suits are perfect for all occasions and seasons, and their voluminous profile looks particularly flattering on women with a slim build. 

Churidar and Kameez:

The churidar kameez needs no introduction, and it has been the go-to attire for many Indian women for decades. It continues to be a widely preferred salwar suit style and is second in line only to Anarkalis suits and salwar kameez. This attire comprises a churidar( a close-fitting, legging-like bottom) that gives the wearer a slimmer and taller look while accentuating their natural curves. The kurta worm with the churidar is generally short and does not fall below knee length. 

Pakistani Embroidered Salwar Suit:

An embodiment of Pakistan's tradition and culture, these suits are popularly known as lawn suits. The embellishments and designs reflect the essential charm and elegance of the country's artistry, and the suits are perfect for formal and casual occasions. With their distinctive style- the kameez is usually loose and flowing while the pants are baggy and comfortable. Pakistani suits have lately gained popularity and demand, owing to the vibrancy and vividness of the colors, detailed threadwork, and beadwork. These are simply perfect for anyone who needs a perfect mix of comfort and oomph. 

Conclusion:

Traditional Salwar suits come in a massive range of colors, materials, and combination fabrics, with As one can see, each of these salwar suit designs has gone through many changes in style throughout history. Whether one prefers conventional patterns or something more modernistic, contemporary, and sleek, there's a salwar kurta for each one that they may personalize according to their taste. and without threadwork, zari work, beadwork, and other embellishments.