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Kurta Pajama: where Simplicity speaks louder
Kurta’s are a popular and the soul of the Indian traditional attire. The
apparel originated from the Indian subcontinent and is well–known for its
versatility and comfort. This attire has always been at the forefront of
celebrations or festival season. Kurta’s are not meant for occasional days but
for non-occasional days for instance for work or as every day wear. The
versatility of this attire has gained immense popularity in many parts of Asian
countries. Right from common people to celebrities and well-renowned people
like kurta pajama.
Embrace the elegance of tradition
Kurta Pajamas have acquired popularity in India and
overseas countries with various comfortable fabrics and blends of fascinating
colors like Cotton a light fabric that is ideal for casual and every day wear,
Silk is one of the most eminent fabrics and is often chosen for grand occasions
like weddings, festivals, and events. Linen is a versatile and breathable
fabric for warm weather and suitable for casual outings. Besides these fabrics,
there are synthetic fabrics that bring a merge of comfort and affordability to
the kurta pajama. Although there are kurta that come plain there is a wide
range of kurta that are arranged occasionally, festival-wise, events and they
are embellished with intricate and sophisticated embroidery, sequence, beads,
prints, and motifs consisting of floral, animals, or birds.
Kurta Pajama that is crafted with tradition
Kurta Pajama is ethnic attire but also traditional
because of the way it is being styled. Traditional attire is different compared
to casual wear and to make look traditional they are paired with various
accessories. To make a kurta pajama look traditional they are paired with
accessories like a matching or contrasting stole, or to add more elegance a men jackets
with a watch, or bracelet, and traditional footwear like mojaris.
