Recreate the Magic of 70s Pakistani Sharara Suits!

The extremely popular trend from 1970s is making the re-entry in fashion industry and it is one trend that cannot be ignored. This three-piece attire from the vast world of Indian ethnic wear has undergone multiple transformations and modifications over the years and with these new sharara and gharara style Indian Salwar suits are here to stay for a longer period of time. 

The origin of Pakistani sharara suits goes back to the Mughal Era where it was mainstream outfit for royal class and with the changing time & fashion habits; it became a favorite ethnic attire for Pakistani women all around the world including various fashion enthusiasts as well. Sharara and gharara suits are a three-piece outfit with flared bottoms that have joints either above or at the knees creating an umbrella style flare which adds extreme grace and beauty to this outfit. 

These gorgeous Pakistani sharara suits are a major outfit for festivals and weddings and can be found finely embellished with native Indian embroideries and ornamentations like zari, zardosi, hand work, sequins, mirror work, stone work and more. Gharara suits were basically worn with straight cut & short lenth kurtis but with revolutionary changes in fashion needs of modern-age women, these flared bottoms can be seen paired up with stylish Anarkali suits and frock style kurtis as well. With breathtaking silhouettes and feminine cuts, this voguish Indian ethnic wear has got the attention of our stylish B-town divas as well; tinsel town ladies are supporting this beautiful piece of clothing with all the style and grace i.e. Deepika Padukone stunned everyone with her regal shararas in Bajirao Mastani, Kareena Kapoor Khan’s fuschia pink sharara suit in Agent Vinod made her look dreamy, and there are so many other Bollywood beauties who are flaunting this trend. So now is the time to ditch those basic palazzos and straight cut pants and to fill your ethnic wardrobe with some mesmerizing pieces of pakistani salwar kameez to make a flattering impression.