Long sleeve salwar kameez in green

Description

A traditional garment that is deeply ingrained in South Asian culture, especially in nations like Bangladesh, Pakistan, and India, is the salwar kameez. The salwar, a loose-fitting pair of pants, the kameez, a long tunic, and frequently a dupatta, a long scarf or shawl that completes the ensemble, are the three main parts of this adaptable ensemble. The Mughal era is where the salwar kameez first gained popularity among ladies before being embraced by males. Over the ages, its style and design have changed to reflect shifting fashion trends, cultural influences, and regional variances.