Kurti !!! The Fashion and The Tradition

            Indian fashion kurti is very much in fashion these days. Kurti is just a women’s top but short kurtas that are longer than a t-shirt and shorter than a full length kurta. Kurtis have now been an essential part of every fashionable woman’s. Girls nowadays wear kurti with jeans, salwar, pant and even a skirt. The best part of dressing in a kurti is the fact that they are extremely comfortable and light and can be worn for hours at a stretch. Especially in summer when it is so hot, kurtis are the best bet. Be it college going girls or middle aged women. Kurtis are popular across all age categories. Kurtis are worn with jeans, make it the perfect blend of Indian and western fashion.

               Indian and Bangladeshi traditional block printed kurtis which are available at a reasonable rate are worn by most urban women and can be seen on the busy shopping streets of Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Dhaka, Chittagong and other places. Kurtis are available in various materials. Kurtis worn during the months of summer are usually made of thin silk or cotton fabrics. On the other hand when winter season kurtis are made of fabrics like Khadi silk, jute and other thick fibers. Chikan embroidered cotton kurits are very much in trend as the subtle effect of this embroidery on the kurti makes it rich and appealing in all senses. One can even paint a simple khadi kurti with designs, patterns and colours one wishes to be in. Now kurtis are accepted worldwide of all fashionable women.

              Kurtis that are in trend this season are frock. It is them are styled kurtis that are well fitting from the top on the shoulders and then flow freely from the chest to the waist. These kurtis should be avoided by people who are broad, short and heavy on their torso as it makes them look fat. This type of kurtis are perfect who are slim and tall. There are many styles and cuts available but the key to wearing a good kurti is one that fits you well and enhances your body.