Salwar Kameez, as an Indian female attire has gained popularity nationwide and they are worn by all the women, irrespective of their social and cultural backgrounds. Hailing from Punjab, it was the traditional attire worn by the Punjabi ladies and even men, though the shape of the kurta was a little different for both the genders. There was not much of a change experienced in its style in pre-independence or post-independence period, but that does not mean that no innovation was ever tried. Just like the language remains the same but its dialect and accent changes from region to region, in the same manner the same salwar-kameez experienced difference in style and design from one region to other. Though some

Salwar Kameez, a duo hailing from Punjab as a traditional garb soon found its place amongst the traditional wears of India. Though this attire has its earlier roots in Punjab and western Pakistan, the reason why it won the hearts of the people of India is it being comfortable to wear and easy to stitch. Salwar-kameez has been recognised as an undeclared national dress which is worn all over the country by the women of all the social stature, which somehow proved its popularity. We, human beings are always craving for novelty in everything, especially, the fashion and clothes must after a while acquire a new face so that one can enjoy freshness and change in style and the same

Embroidery has been an integral part of the fabric saga that one has witnessed in many forms which displays true craftsmanship. It showcases skilful use of threads in array of colours, wires, mirrors or beads with a needle which expertly fixes these adornments on the fabric and transforms it from ordinary to extraordinary. Be it any fabric, embroidery makes it stand out, adding style and grace which lends charm and beauty to its wearer. There is no denying the fact that embroidered fabric has been the part of any culture and civilization since the times bygone and it is the unique skill and expertise which has held our attention towards this artistry. Indian history of attires has been rich and

Victorian era has been the golden period in the history of England, be it the British, winning over half the world and converting it into its colonies or giving the world a lesson in how a well-bred gentleman and a lady are identified and recognised. Also, how important it is to be dressed up impeccably and to follow the mannerism that showcases sophistication and class. English women, known for their stunning evening gowns always displayed their taste in fashion and style. India, itself being the colony of the British has somewhere imbibed that English taste for things. Though Indians appreciate their own culture, yet there is no denying the fact that somewhere British way of life has been well adapted

Indian fashion industry has evolved so much that one finds it the most fascinating to witness it adapting the fashion styles of different cultures and creating a perfect blend with Indian culture and make them look more Indianised. Rather they have acquired a new name called ‘Fusion wear’ which showcases true blend of ‘desi’ and ‘videshi’ styles. Fusion wear has very successfully won the hearts of those fashion conscious people who are always looking for more exciting fashion styles. Tunic comes in the category of fusion wear and is known to be a multi-purpose garb, believed to be worn by the Romans, Greeks and Egyptians in ancient times by both the genders. Tunic has evolved with time but still not