Like the culture of India, Indian clothing is popular for its for its colorfulness and grace. In fact I was quite impressed by the wonderful dresses and costumes worn by Indian people. Though the majority of Indian women wear traditional costumes. Outfits for women such as the sari bring out the essence of feminism. Mens clothes are suitable for the warm climate and comfort. the men in India can be found in more conventional western clothing.

Significantly, each region of India boost a dress depicting its own culture. But the one I saw the most was saree. A sari is a rectangular piece of cloth which is five to six yards in length. oh! the style, color and texture of this cloth varies and it might be made from cotton, silk or any other. There are various methods of wearing the sari. In fact, when my girl friend wrapped as silk saree, she appeared much more pretty that ever before. In Punjab, the females wear salwar, kurta and a duppata.

Tom, who traveled all the way from US to explore the majestic land of Rajasthan has helped me, by providing an insight account on Rajasthani people.

Men generally weared formal clothes in offices like usual pant and shirt and at home they wear Kurta Pyjama. The Kurta or the top is a knee length collarless shirt that is adorned in mostly white or pastel colors. Pyjama-are like loose trousers with a string tie at the waist. Traditionally white in color. I also bought many pieces of Kurta pajama that I now wear at home...to feel Indian at times...as a matter of fact, it bring back the memories that I have spent in the wonderful land.