Every country in the world differs when it looking into or even talking about fashion, religion, community, culture and traditions. Every Individual differs in their style of wearing clothes. Fashion is divided into 2 categories or sections that include formal and informal wear. Formal clothes when looked at broadly, is a lot similar to the western wear whilst informal clothes differ with region, caste and society. Formal wear includes shirts, trousers, skirts and blazers.
Casual wear is governed by jeans and t-shirts. Fashion till date has always been ruled and governed by the west. FCUK, DKNY, Guess are some of the international brands that have gained their importance or stature in the Indian market. Indian women over the years have become a lot more fashionable when looking into the western standards of clothing. The IT sectors have opened up a whole new era for India and have paved their way through all the western brands and style of clothing.
Jeans and T-shirts being a part of the clothing line have already captured their place in the market segments. The ethnic Indian wear has a large range of clothes according to the local culture, religion and climate. Its only in a country like India where tourists have noticed the vast assortments of clothes that begin from Kanchipuram sarees to kurta's for men.
Clothes like Sarees, Lehenga and Salwar kameez have always been apart of the Indian culture and tradition. The quintessence of the Indian culture when looking at things like the saree, there are an array of fabrics like Chanderi, Maheshwari, Kosa silk, Patolas, Kanchipuram, Kumbakonam, Pochampally, Gadwal, Sambalpuri, and the most popular Kanjeevaram and Banarasi silk sarees. Sarees are commonly accessible or bought in materials like cotton,silk, tussar and crepe. These fabrics are also available in colors like maroon, red, green, blue, magenta and other plain colors like black and white.
After looking at the women's line of clothing, surprisingly men have their own line of clothing too. A man's wardrobe consists of the simplest of clothes that include a few shirts and trousers or pants. Men are the simple kinds that do not believe in having a wardrobe overflowing with clothes. Men are only known to dress up when a festival is coming close and their choice of clothing or attire for a festival includes a sherwani and a dhoti kurta. A man's taste in colors comply of whites, blues and blacks.