The History of Anarkali Salwar Kameez

Salwaar kameez is a dress worn in South Asia and has deep roots in history But the latest buzz is Anarkali Salwar Kameez which is back into fashion with all the zing and trumpet. This magnificent attire has caught the fancy of designers again who have now made this royal outfit as the latest craze in the fashion world with their designer anarkali suits. Anarkali is the type of dress in which kameez is made by putting a number of kaleez in it according to requirement.
This exotic and exuberant traditional Indian attire which has been in and out of fashion since its inception during the Mughal era. This dress is named after the legendry maid of mughal emperor Akbar. She was one of the dancers of Mughal period and use to dance to make the Mughal emperor pleased. According to historical background, she was buried alive by king Akbar for having cordial relationship with his son, prince Nurrudin Salim. It is said that the girl Anarkali use to wear the type of dresses named as Anarkali. These dresses are also worn by the Sufi saints in Muslim countries. Earlier the fashion was small kurtis made of cotton with stand collar or Chinese collar which had three quarter sleeves were in fashion
Anarkali salwaar kameez is already in demand for its unique look and pattern; the design of the top (kameez) hugs the body from the top and then flows from mid waist up to ankles like a frock. To increase the radius you need to add a lace below the knee. If this type of dress is designed using crushed cotton and has a dedicated patch work with complementing churidar and heavily embroidered dupatta will look awesome.
The Anarkali dress has been in fashion for a long time and they have been modified a lot since their first design.The main reason for Anarkali Suits to be so popular amongst women is the extremely feminine look it imparts. Besides the traditionally styled Anarkali Suit, the comeback of this outfit also brought along with it various other methods of styling Anarkali Suit which gave it a contemporary look as well.

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