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Casual Wear With the rise in popularity of spectator sports in the late 20th century, a lot of athletic attire, like jogging suits, running shoes, and track clothing, has impacted casual wear. Casual clothing includes work clothes worn for manual tasks. Denim, cotton, jersey, flannel, and fleece are standard fabrics used for casual attire. Casual Men’s Wear After the 1960s counterculture, casual clothing gained popularity in the West. Clothing for casual occasions or leisure activities is pretty comfortable. Examples are T-shirts, jeans, cargo pants, shorts, and other clothing items. The Fabric Used for Casual Men’s Wear Fabrics ... Read More

Banarasi Sari: An Overview Banarasi saris are the most expensive saris in India. The primary distinguishing features of these saris are their beautiful silk embroidery and border edges. They are created using various weaving methods. They can take 15 days, a month, or even up to six months to finish completely. Indian women typically wear these saris on special occasions. Why are Banarasi Saris So Special? The Banarasi saris are the finest work done by the weavers of India. The pure silk and the handloom make it unique and attractive. The pure silk, which never loses its characteristics, ... Read More

There is fashion all around us. Fashion statements follow us even when we leave the realm of clothing. The materials we select for our accessories, the colors we use for technology, and the pattern combinations on our shoes are just a few examples. The use of fashion to express personality and character seems to be truly sweeping the nation. A new trend was recently made the center of attention in order to draw attention from people all over the world. Sportswear is the trend that we are referring to. If we take a closer look, we can see ... Read More

Because of the heavy pollution and other unfriendly human activities, the environment is becoming worse day by day. We should think about nature and how to not waste the resources of our mother nature. Zero-waste fashion is a way of maintaining or preserving the environment. In the fashion industry, we have made tremendous progress and are still going on, but the textile industry and fashion industry produce more waste products that can destroy the human race one day. So, to protect and conserve it, zero-waste fashion is one of the solutions. What is Zero-waste Fashion? Zero-waste fashion is fashion ... Read More

Women in sets of blouses and wrappers with head ties in West Africa, both men and women frequently don the wrapper, also known as the lappa or pagne. Both formal and informal variations are available, and they can range from straightforward draped garments to fully customized ensembles. The fabric that was utilized to make the wrapper will determine how formal it is. What does Wrapper Clothing Mean? The wrapper clothing, also locally popular as lappa, or pagne, is a creatively and natively designed colorful dress usually worn by both men and women, especially in West Africa. Wrapper clothing is ... Read More

This wrap dress is one of the best fashion items ever made. As we all know, this style has taken root in China. According to sources, these wrap dresses were worn mostly by the rulers and queens of the Shang dynasty. It crawled to neighbouring countries such as Korea and some countries closer to Korea after reaching almost all of China. And coming to one of the most fascinating facts about this wrap dress, this dress is considered the most basic style in some countries like central Asia and East Asia. What is the Meaning of Wrap Dress? The ... Read More

The wrap is a piece of clothing that women wear around their bodies just to keep their bodies warm when wearing a thin piece of dress. Or else, this is a piece of cloth that women wear in order to cover their bodies in order to be sacred and stay good in society. What is the Meaning of Wrap Clothing? The term “wrap clothing” refers to the type of clothing that contains a cloth that has been wrapped around a body. This fashion includes collecting cloth pieces of various colours, making some useful designs out of them, and wearing ... Read More

As women are considered the epitome of spreading and promoting any idea, Korean females expressed their love and respect for the country’s heritage and values by wearing the traditional dress, which was considered a mark of appreciation for its symbolic nature. What is a Wonsam Dress? Wonsam is a traditional dress of Korea, which originated from China. During the Joseon Dynasty, the dress was designated as a Korean tradition and could be worn during the festive season. Tang received dress during the Unified Three Kingdoms period, which was used for segpu shrouding purposes but then worn by high-class women. ... Read More

Everybody loves and respects their heritage and all those things that are associated with it. People feel proud of their country and their native dress. Dressing can be one’s identity. People could identify themselves through their clothing and dressing style without saying anything or investing in a single word. Wonju is a part of Bhutan’s traditional dress, which is a must-wear item at any royal event or traditional event. Bhutan’s cultural heritage, dance and this traditional way of dressing are appreciated and cherished by the beholders from around the world who visit Bhutan for tourism and travel and their wonderthirst. ... Read More

According to archeological data, both men and women in that cultural setting wore trousers. However, males have only been allowed to wear trousers for the majority of contemporary history. Due to social conventions and legal requirements, this standard was upheld in many areas. The 1850s women's rights movement; comfort; freedom of mobility; fashion; concealment; attempts to avoid the gender wage gap; and attempts to create an empowered public identity for women are just a few historical instances of women wearing trousers in defiance of societal conventions. Antiquity Though some artifacts from Mycenaean Greece (c. 1750–c. 1050 BCE) show men ... Read More