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British Raj: British Rule And Dress code
The seventeen century, British Rule, Mordon fashion, And the Dress code
The seventeen century saw the arrival what could today be seen 'Mordon fashion'. during the British rule women in West Bengal did not wear the blouse and they covered her upper part of their body with the end of the saree.
in the British populace did not like this type of clothing so this the main cause of blouse and peticote come the front of nations.
the saree is one of the best outfits which is denoted the Indian locality. the UNESCO compliments it as 'Valuable Indian contribution world's culture traditional and diversity'.
different religions of India have different verities of sarees and who is wearing them is only Indians.
district of Maharashtra paithan in Aurangabad has kept alive 2000 years old methods of wearing the sarees.
they weaving the paithani saree pure gold threads and yarn silk. Such changes incorporated that Sarees in India were at first worn without a shirt or a slip - there was just a bosom band called a 'Pratidhi', which was just worn by privileged ladies.
