The long A-line kurtas, the short fitted kurtas wearing with loose salwars and the long flared kurtas worn with compactly cinched at the ankle pants.
For some instant now, the salwar kameez and chudidaar kurta has been replaced by what can be normally called fusion wear. We have witnessed a resurgence of short kurtas worn with loose trousers, even in the middle of older women and those with not-so-perfect body.
The genuine chididaar kurta is made-up of at least 10-12 kalis or panels sewn into the waist to broaden the sparkle. There are of course many versions of these existing that handle to make these without panel. The sleeves are regularly longer than full-length and tight, to allow cinch along the wrist, though I in my opinion like them with shorter sleeves. This fashion of kurta is usually worn with a regular tight chudidaar in order to balance the wide-flare top. The best part about this look is that it can be worn with all kinds of people.
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