For Women:

- Saree: A saree is a long piece of embroidered fabric draped around the body with a blouse and petticoat worn underneath. This outfit can prove difficult for those less familiar with Pakistani/Desi attire as draping the fabric correctly requires some practice.

-Lehenga: A lehenga is a three-piece outfit consisting of a floor-length skirt, a fitted blouse (choli), and a dupatta (explained below). The skirt and choli are both embroidered.

- Salwar Kameez/Anarkali: A salwar kameez consists of a long embroidered tunic (kameez) paired with a loose trouser (salwar). An anarkali is a style of salwar kameez that looks similar to a gown with pants underneath it.

- Dupatta: A dupatta is a long scarf typically worn with lehengas and salwar kameezs. It is typically draped over the shoulder. More information on how to drape the dupatta can be found online or through the reference pictures below.

For Men:

- Sherwani: A sherwani is a long coat-like garment often worn with churidar (tight trousers) or straight-cut pants. The sherwani is decorated with embroidery.

- Kurta: A kurta is a knee-length shirt worn with churidars i.e. loose trousers.

Footwear:

- Women generally wear heels or traditional footwear like *khussas* (embroidered flats).

- Men may wear formal shoes, sandals, or traditional *juttis* (embroidered footwear).

E&M

Walima