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The
salwar kameez is known to have existed for several centuries, dating
back to at least the 1100s when India was part of the greater Mughal
Empire. While it may have ultimately been developed by Turko-Iranian
horse riders and spread throughout Central Asia through invasion and
conquest, it is now a popular garment all over many parts of the world.
While often associated with Islam, today it is worn by more non Muslims.
Styles and colors have changed as aesthetic views evolve, but the basic
garment has remained the same and continues to be a large part of
Indian fashion today.
Beyond
India and Pakistan, it is also the most popular dress in all of central
Asia. Over the centuries since its first introduction, various types of
the salwar kameez emerged to accommodate different rituals and
occasions. For example, there are wedding and summer varieties, as well
as different regional varieties such as the Punjabi and Putiala salwar
kameez. So even though the basic garment has remained, different styles
have been developed to more uniquely reflect the customs of a particular
area or people.
Nonetheless,
modern styling can often be just as influenced by European design as
the old traditions. For example, the typical kameez will have set-in
sleeves similar to European shirts and tunics. Designers further change
things by typically decorating the kameez using embroidered pattern and
other design elements. The modern salwar kameez is a perfect example of
how traditional blends with modernity throughout much of Central Asia.
While
it may have a long history going back to the time when Europe was still
immersed in the barbarity of the Middle Ages, the dress continues to
evolve as other elements influence style within the cultures where it is
still worn today. While it will certainly continue to be the most
popular dress in many parts of the world, one has to wonder what
designers will accomplish in years to come as they add their own
artistic touches to this timeless garb.
La
Salwar Kamiz o Shalwar Kamiz (hindi, सलवार क़मीज़ salvār qamīz o anche
शलवार क़मीज śalvār qamīz, punjabi ਸਲਵਾਰ ਕਮੀਜ਼ salvār kamīz, rdu شلوار
قمیض šalwār qamīz, ma scritto anche Salwar Kameez o Shalwar Kameez, in
inglese Punjabi Suit) è un abito tradizionale, sia maschile sia
femminile, di alcune popolazioni del sud-est asiatico (Afghanistan,
India, Pakistan, Bangladesh etc.). Il termine Kamiz deriva dall'arabo,
Salwar dal persiano. La Salwar Kamiz consiste di tre parti: Salwar,
Kamiz e Dupatta.
La
Kamiz è una camicia lunga che arriva almeno all'anca ma a volte anche
al ginocchio dando grande liberta di movimento a chi la indossa. Le
donne portano anche la Dupatta, una scialle lungo e largo che le copre
il capo, le spalle ed il collo.La camicia degli uomini è anche chiamata
Kurta.
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