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1. Different style of men's underwear January 15, 2012 In old ages, people used the loincloth or dhoti as their underwear. They were using it to cover the private parts of their body, and only one piece was worn in the warmer part. In cooler parts, they were worn as undergarment .The ancient people did not have any idea about the other clothes which could be used. People of Greece and Rome are seen to have used dhoti or loincloth as underwear. The loincloth fabric produced from wool, silk or linen. Still the people of Asia are using it. The style of men’s underwear has changed over the years. In the renascence time, the substitute of loincloth was... (read more) Author: jonathan swift

2. Indian Ethnic Wear In Abroad December 15, 2011 Clothing in India differs from state to state, religion to religion, and community to community. All the states of India have their own clothing style. Indian clothing can be broadly divided into two categories: traditional & formal wear. The formal clothing is very similar to the western wear while the traditional Indian clothing varies with region, religion and community. The formal clothing consists mainly of shirts, trousers, skirts, and blazers. The casual wear is dominated by jeans and t-shirts. Formal and casual clothing is influenced by western culture. FCUK, DKNY, Guess and many ... (read more) Author: Aarush Rai

3. Ideas for Buy Patriotic Tees for Men November 23, 2011 Life is becoming hectic day by day, work load is increasing, nobody have the time to show, what they feel about their county but that doesn’t mean they have stopped loving their country. They have developed a whole new tradition of showing what they feel for their country through patriotic slogans, messages, quotes and images on tees. Now, the times are changing and new generations are coming up with their new ideas and they have their own way of showing their patriotic feelings. Wearing Dhoti and Kurta is not the only way to show your love towards your country. One can be trendy and still ... (read more) Author: Devesh Kumar Rai

4. Traditional yet elegant- cotton dhoti November 06, 2011 The dhoti is a piece of unstitched rectangular cloth which is usually 7 yards in length and it is wrapped around the waist and legs, and this cloth is knotted at the waist. Dhoti is a men's garment worn in the Asian Subcontinent, it is mainly worn in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. In India, this attire is normally worn by the men of Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Karnataka, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Orissa.In Rajasthan and Gujarat it is worn with a short kurta known as kediya, while in west Bengal it is worn with a kurta on top and the ensemble is known as dhoti kurta. In the ... (read more) Author: Ramraj Cotton

5. Indo Western Coats: Blending Tradition With Fashion September 28, 2011 It is a general feeling in Indian community that fashion is made mainly for ladies but it is no more limited to any particular sex. Male and female have become equally conscious about the personal look. Growing professionalism and globalization also strengthen the urge of updating the wardrobe with latest styled dresses. Fashion trend are no more limited to nay geographical boundary. Many Indian dress styles are quite popular in western countries. The growing popularity of indo western dresses proves that fashion conscious people are ready to accept the new fashion waves if it suits to their p... (read more) Author: india mart

6. Ethnic Indian Costumes Meet Contemporary Fashion Trends May 24, 2011 Fashion now goes back to its grassroots. Traditional attires of the Indian culture get a modern twist, and are under the fashion spotlight too.Indian costumes are known for its colorfulness and elegance. Clothes for men are designed suiting the climate and their comfort, while that for women are made bringing out the essence of feminism. Though there are numerous outfits in each and every state based on its cultural heritage there are a few common outfits such as sari, dhoti, salwar kameez etc which is used with some variance throughout the country. These apparels have undergone a creative tra... (read more) Author: sheng fan

7. Indian Fashion April 23, 2011 Traditional Indian clothing for women are the saris or the salwar kameez and also Ghaghra Cholis (Lehengas). For men, traditional clothes are the Dhoti, Lungi or Kurta.Saris are graceful elegant clothing ones made out of silk are the most elegant and lots of people love them and have cupboards full of highly pretty silk saris. Mumbai, formerly known as Bombay, is one of India's fashion capitals. In some village parts of India, traditional clothing mostly will be worn. In southern India the men wear long, white sheets of cloth called dhoti in north Indian languages like Hindi, Marathi and... (read more) Author: raju raj

8. Knee Length Anarkali Suits Makes Up For Today's Demand April 07, 2011 Indian dresses have always managed to gain accolades from world over for their exclusive style of displaying traditionalism covered in contemporary style. The Indian dress forms are saree, churidar suits, salwar kameez, sherwani, kurta-pajama and dhoti-kurta. Here, let us discuss about one of the stylish pieces of Indian dresses, which are known to be Anarkali suits. Well, these types of suits are prevalent in Indian market since the time of Mughal. People must be aware of the love story of “Salim and Anarkali”. In their era, women used to wear flared long shirts with well-f... (read more) Author: sanjeev gogna

9. Buy amazing ethnic Indian wear April 07, 2011 Choosing dress for your friend’s wedding or your wedding was never an easy job. these days it is quite easy to choose clothing type you desire, go online and buy it. Online men’s clothing now has become quite to purchase like never before. Wedding wear for men includes men kurta pajama, sherwanis and dhoti kurtas among host of few other attires. Most of these wedding wear men are actually beautified with beautiful enhancements such as mesmerizing silk embroidery, jardozy work, contrast patch work, sequins and beads. Materials they are created from include cotton, silk and few other materials. ... (read more) Author: john mak

10. Celebrate Bengali New Year With Delicious Recipes April 06, 2011 Bengalis celebrate the Bengali new year with great pomp and enthusiasm. They offer puja to lord Ganesha and goddess Laxmi for the welfare of the families. Ladies wear traditional sari and men wear dhoti kurtas. The day is celebrated with immense merriment and grand feasting. Variety of delicious recipes are prepared at home and sweets are distributed among friends and relatives. This day is considered as auspicious to start new ventures and business. People also exchange gifts on this occasion to make the celebration even more grand. Availing the services of GiftstoIndia24x7.com you can Send... (read more) Author: Aman Roy

11. Shaping the Faith March 28, 2011 Within the Hindu faith, Yantra's are considered hugely important and can be used for astronomical calculations, which are thought to be blessed and of good fortune. They are often depicted in an array of objects and shapes, in the form of arts and hand-crafts, which make ideal gifts. These might be in basket form, or of string or door hanging variety, but each one will have a special meaning and are particularly popular at festivals and weddings. Amongst the huge range of crafts developed are: decorative plates, gemstone boxes, serving trays, paintings, key hangers and coasters, all pai... (read more) Author: John Brand

12. Sherwani Lends An Aura To Man's Personality March 07, 2011 Sherwani is a representation of rich conventional fashion with imperial sophistication and style. Known to be a regal outfit, sherwanis have always loved and admired a lot of every individual. Sherwani is normally designed of heavier suiting fabrics, such as silk or wool with cotton lining. It is worn over a piece of kurta along with churidar, pajama or dhoti. The splendid look of Sherwani is improved with fine embroidery work of various embellishments like sequins, beads, stones, zari, resham, swarowski crystals and ribbon work on it. None other outfit can signify the manly charm with such an... (read more) Author: sanjeev gogna

13. Dressing of Gujarati Wedding & ViVa listing February 13, 2011 The state of Gujarat in India is rich in culture and heritage and hence wedding sin Gujarat are strongly bound to the roots of the culture and traditions. Right from the rituals followed to the attire worn, every aspect of a Gujarati marriage reflect the tradition prevalent in the state. People in the Gujarat adore themselves with colorful attires in weddings celebrations. Gujarati wedding attire exhibits glimpses of their rich culture. Talking about the Gujarati wedding bridal wear, most Gujarati girls choose to wear a sari that is draped in the proper Gujarati style, while the groom is mostl... (read more) Author: vishal shah

14. Indian Wedding Dresses Have Taken the World By Storm for Sure! January 09, 2011 An Indian wedding is always bright and colorful. There is a mix and match of colors like red, blue,green, maroon, and many more. It is an exciting and happy occasion when two families come together to celebrate. That is why, Indian wedding dresses play such an important role as the bride and groom have to look their best on the D-day. The traditional Indian wedding attire was a sari for the bride and dhoti and punjabi for the groom. But, most brides these days are ditching the sari in favor of salwar kameez. The reason is that they feel more comfortable in it and conducting the rituals of... (read more) Author: Rocky Hopkins

15. Indian Fashion Garments Wholesale Supply January 05, 2011 Indian fashion garments generally used no stitching although Indians knew about sewing. Most clothes were ready to wear as soon as they left the loom. The traditional Indian Dhoti, the Scarf or Uttariya, and the popular Turban are still visible India and continue to be part of Indian fashion. Likewise, for women, the Dhoti or the Sari as the lower garments, combined with a Stanapatta forms the basic ensemble, and once again consists of garments that do not have to be stitched, the stanapatta being simply fastened in a knot at the back. And the Dhoti or the Sari worn covering both legs at the s... (read more) Author: Emfex co

16. Live In The Comfort and Style of Mens Kurta Pajama December 31, 2010 When it comes to the comfort combined with rich ethnicity regarding men’s wear one can think of nothing but kurta pajama. Kurta pajama is considered one of the most popular ethnic wear for men. It is undoubtedly an important part of any man’s wardrobe who wishes to give an ethnic feel to their appearance at any occasion. Basically men’s kurta is more like a loose shirt outfit that reaches up to or below knees. It is normally teamed up with drawstring bottom called pajama or churidar. Other styles of kurta bottoms can be men’s salwar, dhoti and even jeans. When combined with matching moja... (read more) Author: Rajni Satankar

17. Ethnic Indian Costumes Meet Contemporary Fashion Trends November 29, 2010 Fashion now goes back to its grassroots. Traditional attires of the Indian culture get a modern twist, and are under the fashion spotlight too. Indian costumes are known for its colorfulness and elegance. Clothes for men are designed suiting the climate and their comfort, while that for women are made bringing out the essence of feminism. Though there are numerous outfits in each and every state based on its cultural heritage there are a few common outfits such as sari, dhoti, salwar kameez etc which is used with some variance throughout the country. These apparels have undergone a creati... (read more) Author: Fibre2fashion Marketplace

18. Dohti Pants,the traditional indian pants for men,is the new fashion that now grace women`s wardrobe July 20, 2010 The traditional Indian dhoti trousers for men has been adapted by women with great style, and the new version is more cropped and tapers towards the ankle,giving a contemporary twist to the silhouette.This new crazy pants go by many names,dhoti named after traditional garment worn by men in India.,Harem,carrot top,slouchy or MC Hammer pants.what makes them so popular is the freshness and novelty that the silhouette offers. The semi-formal wear can be worn for a relaxed evening.They are easy summer wear that may also be prone to adapted harem pants pattern for travel,casual looks ... (read more) Author: PATRICK SEKHOTO

19. 5 Florida Beaches worth visiting March 23, 2010 Men Clothing in India : Dhoti-Kurta : An unstitched oblong piece of Dhoti with an elegant Kurta is the most conventional clothes of men in India. It's the cultural dress of men in Bengal, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Malayalam and Kannada communities. Sherwani : Sherwani is a body-fit coat which is worn together with a churidar or dhoti. Designer Sherwani is sometimes used by men with the intention of marriage or any festive ceremony. This trendy dress for men used to be the court uniform of Turkish and Persian origin in the Mughal age. Casuals : a combination of T-shirt with Jeans ... (read more) Author: Dorian Clemons

20. Insiders Guide to Florida Beaches March 23, 2010 Men Clothing in India : Dhoti-Kurta : An unstitched oblong piece of Dhoti with an elegant Kurta is the most traditional clothes of men in India. It is the cultural dress of men in Bengal, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Malayalam and Kannada communities. Sherwani : Sherwani is a body-fit coat which is worn in combination with a churidar or dhoti. Designer Sherwani is sometimes used by men for the purpose of wedding or any festive rite. This fashionable dress for men used to be the court uniform of Turkish and Persian origin in the Mughal age. Casuals : a mixture of T-shirt with Jeans g... (read more) Author: Dorian Clemons

21. COMMODITIES & INSTITUTIONAL TRADING in India July 28, 2009 Everyone loves to talk about the commodities, but very few are there who actually want to trade in them. People are very much skeptical as to whether they should get into commodities trading. There is a huge scope in commodities market if you know how to tap the right potential. World over commodity exchanges boast of much greater volumes in comparison with stock exchanges. Many commodities (especially agricultural counters) have a great impact on the general populace and falls under government control. The commodity markets have changed a lot from the slow, roadside trading offices in narro... (read more) Author: fanatix power

22. South India Tour May 29, 2008 Introduction Covering the entire Indian Peninsula, South India has the river Narmada and Mahanadi on its northern side and Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal surrounding its western, southern and eastern sides. The people of South India are called South Indians. The womenfolk here wear saree and the men sport white dhoti or bright colored lungi festooned with batik patterns. History of South India South India had witnessed the rule of a series of dynasties such as the Cholas, Pandyas, Cheras, Hoysalas and Vijayanagar. Several forts, palaces and temples were constructed... (read more) Author: Minhaj Alam

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