Kurta Pyjama, a Indian attire comprising of a duo where kurta, a straight collarless shirt with buttons at the neckline makes the top wear while bottom wear has a loose, trousers style cut. It is the most comfortable wear for men, easy to wear and carry, full of grace and class personifying Indianness in the most authentic manner. This Indian outfit felt its first touch of glamorisation when Indian actors were seen wearing them on screen at the inception of Indian Cinema in pre-independence era which remained parallel to the time when this outfit was lovingly adopted by the freedom fighters as a symbol of unity against oppression, glorifying Indian products. How can such an outfit which comes with a

No Indian girl’s wedding trousseau is complete without silk sarees. Silk, known to be first developed in China which was originally reserved only for the emperors, soon found its popularity spreading to other parts of Asia, though the emperors of China tried to keep sericulture a secret but by 140 AD, silk had reached India and from here began a saga of India’s love story with silk. In North and Eastern India, it was called Resham and ‘Paat’ while in South, it was known as Pattu. Being the second largest produce and the largest consumer of Silk, Indian’s fondness for this soft, shimmery fabric can be well understood. It has been customary to wear Silk Sarees for various social functions

To be a bride is once in a lifetime experience, the memories of which she wishes to cherish forever. It is every bride’s dream to look the most beautiful on her wedding and it is important for her to be fashionably attired in her bridal dress to create an everlasting impression of grace and elegance in whatever she chooses as her bridal couture. Lehengas have always been a favourite choice with the Indian brides who make a lot of effort to choose their bridal attire with care so that their big day belongs only to them. They must enjoy the limelight and steal the show with that glamorous look which is so well created by the exquisite jewellery, glowing make-up

Prints definitely accentuate the beauty of the fabric. Prints on the fabrics did not take long to gain popularity ever since they came into existence. India has always been ahead in textile and fashion, giving the world its unique methods of printing. These methods include handwork along with stencils, screen, block prints and tie and dye techniques. Indian printing has an unmatched way of creating the most innovative patterns and designs that are exceptionally alluring and display their unique identity from rest of the world. The Indian printing techniques include skills and methods that have come from the rich legacy of Indian culture, not only recognised but also appreciated and highly acclaimed in the global fashion world. Prints have very

Kurta Pyjamas are one of the most comfortable attires which have found their extensive usage in Indian Men’s wear. This attire is a combination of a top wear called kurta which is more like a full-sleeve tunic with a varying length, but commonly below knees. The bottom wear known as Pyjama is a pair of straight loose trousers. The ensemble perfectly suits Indian climate as it does not cling to skin, leaving some room for air. Moreover the pair is available in variety of fabric, ranging from something as light as cambric to a heavy material like velvet, raw silk or brocade. A cheaper and lighter version of kurta pyjama has always been one of the favourite night wears of