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Punjab: Where Cultures Culminate With Clothing

At whatever point I consider Punjab, there are a few pictures that come running my psyche – I consider handle brimming with yellow mustard brings down, I think about the heavenly sacredness of the Golden Temple, I consider glasses loaded with lassi and plates brimming with delightful nourishment.

And afterward comes racing to my brain, the picture of the dazzling ladies of Punjab wearing their customary clothing types. Regardless of whether it is the kurtas or the salwars, the ghaghras or the shararas, the Patiala suits or the phulkari, there is something really special about the way ladies dress in Punjab.


I had been to Punjab a couple of months back and keeping in mind that I was strolling around the business sectors of Patiala and Amritsar, the one thing that I understood was that in the previous couple of years, mold had changed unfathomably in this state. Never again were the ladies and young ladies of Punjab searching for what was totally conventional.

Today, they need something that will keep them established in their custom, yet at the same time enable them to look staggering and with regards to the circumstances. In this way, regardless of whether they are searching for the conventional Punjabi  suits, they need something current about it; either as far as the texture, or the weaving or if nothing else the outline.

Since I had been told by a couple of companions to choose some intriguing Punjabi suits, aside from the undeniable Patiala suits, I realized that I needed to invest some energy looking for the most recent patterns.


A since quite a while ago sleeved coat style kurta with an opening in the center, collaborated with a Patiala salwar was my first pick. The outfit I chose next was a straightforward looking kurta and Patiala salwar, however what made it unique was the phulkari weaved coat. Notwithstanding, the outfit that I preferred the most was a Patiala salwar with a shorter variant of an anarkali!

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