India, and its great culture, has always fascinated foreigners with its unmatched charm. Even the clothes worn by Indian seem to inspire fashion throughout the world. What used to be the status symbol of the Romans has been worn by the Indian masses since ages, the only difference being, it was not publicized. Yes, here we’re talking about the Indian tunics or what is popularly known as ‘kurtis’. Generally, tunic is associated with Roman civilization, where its ornamentation used to indicate the wearer’s status in society.

 

In the Western countries, tunic was worn in religious ceremonies. However, when the Indian short length “kameez” or “kurtis” was caught by the foreigners’ eyes, it became a part of the latest in fashion. So, that’s the history of Indian tunics, the modernized version of ‘kurtis’. With time, kurti has got evolved to suit the taste of the wearer and it is substantiated from the fact that Indian kurtis are well-liked and admired by the westerners.

 

A right combination of tunic can make you ready to rock a party or to attend a modest concert. Tunic or kurti is normally teamed with a pair of trousers or jeans. Even with long skirts, it makes great combination. Almost every type of fabric is used to make Indian tunics, be it silk, cotton, chiffon, crepe or georgette. To provide a glamorous appearance, it is adorned with different types of work like sequins, beads, embroidery, etc.

 

Be Ready to Receive Compliments
Embroidered tunics look decent, yet chick! Moreover, you have various types of embroideries like chikankari, cut-work, appliqué, etc, to set you perfectly for any occasion. For getting a modish look, stone-work and bead-work also work great over any tunic. Resembling the current fashion trends, designer kurtis are getting complete attention at the moment. So, if you’ve not yet tried Indian tunic, get yourself a ‘kurti’ and be ready to receive ample compliments.