It is said that History repeats its self and so does fashion but style is constant. It is eternal. Every few years there are changes in the old trends. Salwaar kameez is one such attire that sees changes quite often. It is the length of the kameez or kurta which is frequently altered. Few years ago it was straight fitting salwaar kameez with length reaching below the knee. Then the length was reduced to above the knee.This kind of kameez was worn with Patiala or loose salwaar. But the latest trend is kameez which are long and flowing till ankle. The bodice of these flowing kameez are tight fitted. It is waist down that a lot of fabric is used to make it flowing. This kind of kameez is worn with churidaar.

Then there are kurties. They are nothing but short kurtas or kameez. These are longer than a t-shirt but shorter than a full length kurta. Kurtis have now becomean essential part of every woman’s wardrobe. The best part of dressing in a kurti isthat they are extremely comfortable and light and can be worn for hours at a stretch.Kurties are the best bet for the hot summer. Be it college going girls or middle aged women, kurtis are popular across all ages. Kurtis are worn with jeans and at times along with formal trousers. These make perfect indo western attire.

Kurtis are available in various materials. Kurtis worn during summer months areusually made of thin silk or cotton fabrics while winter season kurtis are made offabrics 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.