THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INDIAN AND PAKISTANI SALWAR KAMEEZ?

Salwar kameez is commonly worn by women in both India and Pakistan. But there is difference in the style and pattern of Salwar kameez worn in both these places. We at kalki will take you through these differences so that it is easier for you to pick what you like!

Indian Salwar suits come in both heavy and light fabrics. Day to day wear fabrics are: chiffon, georgette, cotton, cotton silk, etc.  Salwar suits from India which is worn occasionally comes in velvet, silk, tissue, net, tulle, brocade, jacquard etc. The suits are either short or medium lengthen. Straight fit suits are the Indian suits. Bottom wear can be a Salwar, churidaar, patiyala, etc. 

Indian Salwar dresses have embroidery and embellishments on them. Various crafts and techniques are used in doing the surface ornamentation. Zari, zardosi, thread, resham, kardana, stone, pearl etc are the most popular enhancements done on the Indian salwar suits. The innovations in style of Indian Salwar suit have brought a change in its neckline and sleeves. Backless Salwar dresses are a trend this wedding season. We saw many celebs spotting this look. Backless Salwar suit looks bold and sexy. It is a risk taken by Indian women these days. This look is best for weddings and occasions. 

Pakistani Salwar suit is mostly embroidered in thread and resham. The length is mostly long or floor length.  The bottom wear is hardly seen in floor length suits. Straight fit suits are slim fit. They mostly have embellishments on the bodice and border. Dupatta and churidaar is mostly matching. The fabric is mostly satin, georgette or velvet. The salwar suits also have a style in which the front is open and has slits. They are stylish and trendy. They also have beautiful placket details. 

Full sleeves or elbow sleeves are mostly seen in Pakistani Salwar suits. Neckline is u, v, collared or round. The bottom wear is churidaar. The dupatta in Pakistani Salwar suit is heavier than the dupatta in Indian Salwar suits. Salwar kameez comes in all colours available. They even come in all the tints and shades of primary colours. Your pick for this season summer should be in maize yellow, baby pink, carmine red, aqua blue, mint, sea green etc. Your winter wardrobe should boast of anarkali suits in oxblood red, wine, royal blue, Kelly green, grey, mauve, coral etc.

So go ahead and shop for Indian Salwar suits online at kalkifashion.com.

Author : This article has been written by a fashion designer who is working with kalkifashion.com. He provides the information about Innovation in Salwar Kameez.