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Saree is the traditional garment worn by Indian women for daily and formal events. It is commonly made of cotton, but the Sarees for formal events are made of silk.
Indian clothing took on a political significance during the first half of the 20th century. Men wore the dhoti and shawl, a rectangular strip of cloth, wrapped and knotted around the legs and waist. Women wore a sari, a long strip of unstitched cloth that is wrapped around the body.
The word "sari" is derived from the Sanskrit word "sāṛī" which means "strip of cloth" or "draping garment". The sari is a traditional Indian garment worn by women, consisting of a long piece of fabric wrapped around the body. It has a rich history and diverse cultural significance in Indian society.
It was a piece of cloth, worn by women like a loin-cloth. It wasn't a regular under-garment though. It was worn for exercising in, by the upper classes (m/f). But women also as well as a subligar wore a strophium around their chest, so as to support their breasts.Male labourers would wear them regularly.
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Sari is a traditionally worn garment by Hindu women.
burka
The stola basically was a customary garment of Roman women
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A kirtle may be either a tunic-like garment for men; or a long dress for women to wear beneath a cloak. One Latin equivalent is a tunica, which is a sleeved garment worn by Roman men and women. Another Latin equivalent is palla, which is a long and wide outer garment worn by Roman women.
A burqa is a garment worn by Arabic women in public.
Chador and Headscarf.