Description
Key Components of a Churidar Piece:
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A long, flowing top, often reaching below the knees, worn over the churidar.Â
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Fitted pants that are snug from the knee down, creating a gathered effect at the ankles.Â
Distinguishing Churidar from Salwar:
While both churidar and salwar are types of pants worn with a kameez, the fit is the main difference. Salwars are typically loose and wide at the hips, narrowing towards the ankles, while churidars are more fitted throughout, especially from the knee down, with the excess fabric creating the characteristic gathers.Â
Materials and Styles:
Churidar pieces are available in various fabrics like cotton, silk, and synthetic blends. They can be plain or adorned with prints, embroidery, or embellishments. The choice of fabric and embellishments can vary depending on the occasion and personal preference.Â
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