Indo-Western Wears

In the today's scenerio where design goes combine, kurta turns into a tunic, dupatta turns into a took; and salwar turns into a couple of pants. Indian outfit can be given a western touch with amazing creativity in waistlines, cuts in fabric, necklines, and other decorations by different innovative ideas. Womenswear are the zone of essential concentration or focus as they facilitate much exploration . 

Hemlines of the traditional kurti have gone up, and are worn with popular pants or fashionable jeans. A flowing crepe skirt can be paired with a halter neck top, or spaghetti strapped (tied) top, giving an attractive appearance to the wearer. Regular churidhar can be worn with straight jeans or pants setting a another new trendy pattern. Patiala salwars are teamed with short shirts, or creator tops.

 

We all see Indian prints are mostly used in western outfits. Mixing Indian styles and textures with the western garment gives an entirely  different look to the outfit. Pants or jeans can have ethnic prints, sequins or weaving work. A short jacket (choli style) can be worn with an Indian style duppatta in vibrant or pastel shades, or Indian motifs. Not only this, traditonally blouses worn with sarees can get a different or unique  style  to the garment. A noodle strap blouse with a traditionalist Indian sari will give a ultra modern look to the wearer. Sarees are draped in Grecian type of clothing paired with empire line blouses.

Not only this, we can easily saw indo western dresses designes in bridal look also. Ladies searching for the high fashion look are presently going in for the Indo-Western combination look. Mostly Designers such as Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Manish Malhotra , Anita Dongre etc have experimented to combined  the creativity of East and West Zone. They are essentially made traditionally Indian wear with imaginative western styles. Combination of indian and western in wedding wears is generally favored by NRI bridals, and also very popular in Indian bridals also. These outfits give the bride a modern look, by retaining the Indian flavor.