Ethnic wear to traditional clothing worn by people from specific cultures or regions. It often reflects the history, customs, and values of a particular group of people. Below are a few examples of ethnic wear from different cultures:

Kurta Pajama:

• The kurta is a long, tunic-style shirt with a straight cut, commonly worn in South Asia. It is typically knee-length or slightly longer and is made from a variety of materials such as cotton, silk, or linen. The kurta can have different neck styles (like round, V-shaped, or collared) and may feature embroidery, prints, or embellishments. It is often paired with pajama, a loose-fitting pant.
• Pajama: The pajama is a comfortable, loose-fitting pair of trousers typically made from cotton or silk, designed to be worn with a kurta. It can be straight-legged or slightly tapered at the ankle and comes in various lengths.
• Occasions: This attire is popular for casual and semi-formal occasions, such as weddings, festivals, or cultural events. It is also worn daily in some parts of South Asia.

Sherwani:

• A Sherwani is a formal, knee-length coat worn by men, often during weddings or cultural celebrations in South Asia. The sherwani features a high collar and long sleeves, with detailed embroidery or embellishments. It is typically made of luxurious fabrics like silk, brocade, or velvet. The front of the sherwani is often adorned with buttons or decorative closures.
• Occasions: The sherwani is a staple of traditional bridal and groom wear in South Asia, particularly in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. It is often worn with a churidar (tightly fitting pants), dhoti (traditional pleated pants), or sharara (flared pants).
• Styling: Often accessorized with a safa (turban), juttis (traditional footwear), and brocade shawl for extra opulence.

Shirt:

• A shirt is a basic upper garment with sleeves, typically made of cotton, linen, or blends. In the context of ethnic wear, shirts can be styled with ethnic elements, such as bandhgala or mandarin collars, or paired with traditional trousers for a more semi-formal or casual look.
• Types: There are various types of shirts like formal shirts with collars, casual shirts, or shirts with ethnic Example bandhgala or Nehru jacket style.
• Occasions: Worn for both formal and casual occasions, shirts are often paired with trousers or jeans for a modern fusion look or with kurta for a semi-ethnic style.

Pant:

• Pants refer to tailored trousers designed for a formal or semi-formal look. For ethnic wear, formal trousers or chinos are worn in combination with ethnic tops like kurtas, Indo Sherwanis, or shirts. In some regions, churidars (tightly fitting pants) or dhoti pants (a traditional Indian pant with pleats) are worn with ethnic clothing.
• Occasions: Pants are versatile and can be worn for both professional settings and casual outings. In a more traditional setting, ethnic pants like churidars can be paired with a kurta or sherwani.