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India 7E

The document discusses Indian clothing, highlighting traditional garments such as the sari, salwar kameez, and lehenga choli. It describes the sari as a six-meter long piece of fabric, symbolizing identity, tradition, and female empowerment. The materials used for saris often include cotton and silk, embellished with various threads.

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India 7E

The document discusses Indian clothing, highlighting traditional garments such as the sari, salwar kameez, and lehenga choli. It describes the sari as a six-meter long piece of fabric, symbolizing identity, tradition, and female empowerment. The materials used for saris often include cotton and silk, embellished with various threads.

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Caroline Baylao
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World

Fashion Week

Group: Alice Lino, Maite


Garcia, Helena Dantas and
Saulo Maximo

Grade: 7th E

Teacher: Carol Baylão


Fashion
Important
Information

Description of the outfit:

Indian clothing is rich in tradition and


diversity, with garments such as the sari, salwar
kameez, and lehenga choli among the most
well-known. Each region of India has its own
variations of traditional attire, reflecting the
country's vast cultural diversity.

This image shows the sari, a traditional


garment worn by women in India. It consists of
a long piece of fabric, approximately six meters
in length, typically wrapped around the waist
with one end draped over the shoulder.

The most common materials used to make saris are


cotton, silk, or a blend of both, often embellished with
gold and silver threads, as well as threads in various
other colors.

It is a symbol of identity, tradition, respect, and


female empowerment. Its cultural significance spans
various aspects, including the way it is worn, the type
of fabric, and the choice of color.

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