Traditional clothing in india : The Indian are very traditional in their dress. Apart from the bourgeois Europeanized major cities, they are always dressed in their ancestral habits. Sari, choli, shalwar, kameez, lehenga, kurta, churidar pajamas and have their clothes daily. The variation is in the colors, patterns, quality and type of fabric. Most men have adopted western clothes (pants, shirt), but in the south (Kerala) they all wear the dhoti. Women also wear always, whatever their social rank lots of jewelry: bracelets by the dozen (bangles), bracelets and ankle chains, rings, earrings and rings and chains nostril.

For ladies and girls :

Sari : 

Is the traditional dress for women in India, it can be worn both by women indhue by Muslim women. It is a strip of fabric with a long strip of silk or cotton (or unfortunately polyester and nylon) 5m and half saris current, and up to 10 meters weigh several kg for sarees ceremonies. Each sari with a name none is identical to the other, even if they are saris made ​​in non-traditional. The patterns, colors, draping vary by region, caste, and sometimes the day's activities. The sari consists of a choli (blouse one enclosing the chest), and a skirt to keep it in place. It is adjusted by a series of folds and back, and it is particularly improper to attach with pins to avoid that a lady of quality as well, it will ensure that it is brought low enough to hide her feet which give the characteristic elegance of Indian women.

The saree is worn in the north, when the girl becomes a young girl, in the south, when she marries. Until not so long before independence, women dalith had no right to wear a sari in their choli, hence the importance of the drapery which allowed them to keep proper attire and decent in all activities of daily living.
For unmarried girls and nubile Tamil Nadu, the half-sari is de rigueur for every day.



When a girl becomes a young woman he sets for the first time a red sari. Red wedding sari also a symbol of success, joy and happiness.