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Women's ethnic wear - Fabindia
There is a timeless charm about ethnic wear. They are rooted to the culture and traditions of the land. They represent the indigenous arts of weaving and embroidery, and they stand for local excellence.
Redefine ethnic style
Ethnic wear is often associated with traditional style. But here at Fabindia, we redefine them with a contemporary touch while maintaining their core traits and qualities. Our ethnic collection is designed to effortlessly blend into the contemporary settings, while also maintaining their distinctiveness.
Wear ethnic with pride
By opting for ethnic wear, you are making a conscious choice for sustaining indigenous arts and crafts. You are making a statement in favour of embroidery forms like chikankari which require your support to sustain itself and continue to enrich further generation with its excellence. So if you are opting for ethnic, then you have a very good reason to be proud of yourself.
Ethnic styles for every occasion
An ethnic wear can be worn to virtually any occasion, be it office, a family outing, a party or indeed a date. The ethnic collection of Fabindia with their contemporary touch, are a perfect choice for every setting. They are not just made to elevate your style, but they are also curated to provide unparalleled comfort and agility.
Fabindia assortment of ethnic wear for women
Fabindia features an extensive collection of ethnic wear women. Ranging from exquisite sarees, to chic kurtis, cozy salwars and much more. There is everything that you would need to step up your ethnic style.
FAQs
Q. What is ethnic wear for women?
Ethnic wear for women refers to traditional clothing that is specific to a particular culture or region. In India, it includes garments like sarees, salwar kameez, lehengas, and other traditional outfits that reflect the cultural heritage and customs of various regions.
Q. What are some popular types of ethnic wear for women in India?
- Saree: A long piece of cloth draped elegantly around the body.
- Salwar Kameez: A comfortable outfit consisting of a tunic top (kameez) and loose-fitting pants (salwar).
- Lehenga Choli: A three-piece ensemble with a long skirt (lehenga), blouse (choli), and a dupatta (scarf).
- Kurti: A shorter tunic worn with leggings or palazzos.
- Ghagra Choli: Similar to lehenga choli but often more traditional and elaborate.
Q. What are some eco-friendly options in ethnic wear?
- Organic Cotton: Grown without harmful pesticides and chemicals.
- Bamboo Fabric: Sustainable and biodegradable.
- Khadi: Hand-spun and hand-woven fabric that supports local artisans.
- Linen: Made from flax plant fibers, it’s durable and eco-friendly.
- Tencel: Made from sustainably sourced wood pulp.
- Recycled Fabrics: Using recycled materials to create new garments.
Q. What fabrics are commonly used in ethnic wear?
- Cotton: Soft, breathable, and versatile.
- Silk: Luxurious and often used for special occasions.
- Chiffon: Lightweight and sheer, ideal for sarees and dupattas.
- Georgette: Lightweight and slightly crinkled, great for sarees and dresses.
- Linen: Cool and comfortable, perfect for hot climates.
- Velvet: Rich and luxurious, often used in winter wear.
- Wool: Used in shawls and winter garments.
Q. What is ethnic party wear for women?
Party wear ethnic clothing includes elaborate and stylish traditional outfits that are suitable for festive occasions. These often feature intricate embroidery, embellishments like sequins or beads, and luxurious fabrics. Examples include heavily embroidered sarees, designer lehengas, and embellished suits.
Q. Can ethnic dresses be worn for formal occasions?
Yes, ethnic dresses can be worn for formal occasions. Sarees, suits, and elegant salwar kameez sets are popular choices for weddings, formal dinners, and cultural events. These outfits often feature sophisticated designs and high-quality fabrics, making them suitable for formal settings.
Q. What is the significance of ethnic dresses in Indian culture?
Ethnic dresses in Indian culture signify tradition, cultural heritage, and regional identity. They are often worn during festivals, weddings, and religious ceremonies, representing the rich diversity and history of Indian customs. Ethnic wear also reflects the craftsmanship and artistry of local weavers and artisans.
Q. What are the different types of ethnic suits?
- Salwar Kameez: Includes a tunic (kameez) and pants (salwar).
- Churidar Suit: Similar to salwar kameez but with tighter-fitting pants (churidar).
- Anarkali Suit: A frock-style top with fitted bottoms.
- Palazzo Suit: Includes wide-legged pants (palazzos) and a tunic.
- Sharara Suit: Features flared pants (sharara) and a short kurti.
- Patiala Suit: A short kameez paired with pleated, loose-fitting salwar pants.
Q. Are there modern variations of traditional ethnic suits?
Yes, modern variations of traditional ethnic suits include contemporary designs, fusion wear, and experimental cuts. Examples are:
- Indo-Western Suits: Combining traditional elements with Western styles.
- Cape Suits: Featuring capes instead of dupattas.
- Pant Suits: Modern straight-cut pants paired with traditional tops.
- Asymmetrical Hemlines: Adding a modern twist to classic designs.
- Peplum Tops: Worn with traditional bottoms like churidars or palazzos.