Overview of traditional national dress practices in India
indian dress and costumes are extremely distinct and distinct from other peoples.
the indians have steadfastly and confidently adhered to their long tradition and aesthetic custom of dress and have not proudly shown the outside world the beauty and elegance of indian dress.
in india, during the neolithic era, people learned to “swipe fabrics”, with cotton fabrics, into the indus civilization era, and in addition to cotton fabrics, weaves and silk garments.
by the time of the veda, the garments tended to be refined, divided into underwear, coats and cloaks, colourful, made of cotton, deer skin or wool, and coats embroidered with gold wires, and with sari and turd.
when persians and mughals entered india, foreign garments such as salva, shirts, short shirts, male trousers, hats and so on were brought in, but only for the royals and city residents, most of them wearing turds, scarfs and turbans.
when europeans entered india in large numbers, they entered european clothing such as a suit, tie and so on.
as the times progressed, society had evolved, and some clothing had changed, but some traditional clothing was still prevalent.
now, most men in india wear long shirts without a collar or a round collar and loose-collar turds with thick headscarves around their heads.
the long shirts are usually not long enough on their knees, with shorts hanging above their feet and headscarves lasting several metres.
the turban has a variety of wrappings, as many as a dozen, and the turban divide shows at first glance who is hindu and who is sikh.
the turbans are of a variety of colours, white and red, with rajasthan and sikh headscarves being the most beautiful.
hindu turbans are a tradition and are intended to prevent direct exposure to sunlight.
they are purely personal acts and do not wish to be attached to them.
while sikhs are a characteristic of their nation and a rule that must be followed, they cannot be removed easily, and if asked to remove their headscarves, it is no doubt an insult to and removal of sikhs.
the majority of indian men wear “nehru uniforms” in more formal and demanding situations.
this dress is a “national dress” that symbolized the spirit of the indian nation during the indian national independence movement, a bit like china's “chongshan dress”, but with a slightly longer upper body, a world network of customs and a few rows of buttons.
also, in modern cities, the number of people wearing a suit and wearing a tie has gradually increased.
rural farmers, however, continue to be dominated by the wearing of shorts, turds and bare feet, with colder winters in the central and northern parts of india, where winter can be weathered by a blanket or blanket outside a single coat.
indian women's clothing is more beautiful, mainly with skirts, sarcasm and tight clothes.
the skirts are of all kinds, all colours, some embroidered, some glamorous, some glassed, some radiant.
sauri is the traditional dress that indian women love most, and not only indians like it, but also foreigners.
when you're wearing sari, first of allput on a tight shirt, wrap your shoulders and chest tight, while your arms and waist are completely naked, wearing shorts or skirts on the lower body, and then wear sari over your body until you reach your ankle.
as sari herself is very light and light, the color of the blouse should match that of sari.
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sari fabric of 5-8 m in length and 1.25 m in width, from normal cotton cloths to flash silk, etc., in a seamless and unpredictable manner.
the way in which it is worn is so diverse, it varies according to the preferences of the different regions and individuals, either entangled in their bodies, covered in their heads, or looked like they were wearing robes, or women in some regions dressed between their legs, while the most common method was to wear and fold from their shoulders.
women like to change the colours of the different colours as the season changes, the colours of the summer are light yellow, light blue, light green, and so on, and the colours of the winters are dark red or light red, and during the rainy season are dark green.
sauri is loved by women from all walks of life in india, whether they are the noble ladies of the upper class or the busy women of agriculture, who wear the same kind of sarcasm, and the difference is just texture.
they are often in silk and silk, and in some cases they are immersed in precious stones or glass lenses, and they tend to have dozens of, hundreds of colour differences and different forms of sarcasm, which they choose to wear in their own moods, preferences and settings.
the average civilian, the lebanese, wears most of the cotton cloth or the sarcasm, and the number is smaller.
as a result of their modesty and euphemism, sari has also been favoured by the masters of international costume design, who have devised new and different sarcasms to show the people of the world the infinity of the king of traditional dress.
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