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Clothes has always been the factor of attraction and mark in the personality of a person, be it a man or a lady! Almost everybody likes to wear the clothes that are attractive and graceful. There are various occasions when one has to choose the form of attire, like in college or school people have to wear dress and in parties they like to dress up in gorgeous suits and clothes! Young people prefer trousers and T-shirts and loose stuff so that they can move around freely and without any obstruction to their limb movement!

In India, there is very popular attire that is widely wore almost all over the India, and due to some variation in the material and decoration, it is worn at different occasions with grace and serenity! Yes, we are talking about Kurta-Pyjama, which consists of a long shirt that goes lower even to the knees of the man and a trouser. People wear this attire for leisure and this is generally made of cotton or other comfortable thread that gives relaxation to the body. This attire is very famous in Northern India and the most common dress of Northern Indian women is also a variation of this Kurta-Pyjama, Salwar-Kameez!

Cotton adds a rare grace to this attire and people of distinction and some enterprising young men also like to wear it at some special occasions! In summer, this attire is especially desired, as it is loose and comfortable at the same time!

But due to the attention and constant development of this attire, it has achieved a rare variation, whereas it has become the most graceful attire apart from being worn mostly for leisure! People make it from silk and add embroidery around the neck and comes that most elegant and graceful attire that most of the musician and artists like to wear! Musicians like to wear this variation most and they look doubly striking with it with their long curls hanging down the shoulders and their long shirts hanging down the knees! This attire gives a first look of the scholar and not all the people wear it, for, it is costly and could not be afforded to wear at everywhere and at all the times! This is perhaps the only attire that has so much of variation, as it is the most common and the uncommon!

People in Punjab, and especially from the villages, like to wear it almost unchangingly and they hardly wear anything else! The fashion of pants and shirts, which is prominent in cities and towns, is almost totally absent in villages, where people like to wear this attire only. And then we move to very big cities and perhaps the metropolitan cities, where only a handful of people like to wear it and also on very special occasions! The Indian cloth market is rich and there are many regional attires that are popular among various communities of the people, but this Kurta-Pyjama is perhaps the most famous of all of them!