As we are living in India.. There is more than 14 different community staying in different states So In every state you go, you will find the different Clothes And people are following their traditio

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Julie Lodhiya

As we are living in India.. There is more than 14 different community staying in different states So In every state you go, you will find the different Clothes And people are following their tradition . So Traditional Clothes of our country for the man is formal Shrits, pants ,t-shirts ,Geans Formal suits, kurti set dhoti for wedding, etc. And for womens we gets Various choice Saree, Salvar Kameez, Kurti, leggings, jeggings, western out feet, one piece, geans, top, official Shrits and formal trousers, middy, skirts, etc..

3 de ene. de 2022 14:57

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In India, there are more than 14 different communities located in different states, so in every state you will find different clothes and people following different traditions. Traditional clothes for men in our country are formal shirts, pants ,t-shirts , jeans, formal suits, kurti sets, and dhotis for weddings, etc. Women get various choices including sarees, Salvar Kameez, kurtis, leggings, jeggings, western out feet(??), one piece, jeans, top, official shirts and formal trousers, middy, skirts, etc..

I don’t know if the plural of the various Indian words should take an S or not, as they would in English. Dhotis? Kurtis or kurties? Kameezes? Also, in English names for articles of clothing would not start with a capital letter. I’m not sure what western out feet is. Boots maybe?

3 de enero de 2022

In India, there are more than 14 different communities living in different states. So, every state you visit, you will find people wearing different traditional clothes and following different customs and traditions. Some of the traditional costumes of our country for men are the Sherwani suits, Lungi, Kurta Pajama, etc. And women have a wider choice like the Sari with Choli top, Salwar Kameez suits, lehenga worn with choli and dupatta scarf, etc.

21 de marzo de 2022

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