Regions, Cultures & Traditions

What was the dressing style and fashion in Ancient Tamil Nadu? Traditional Dress of Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu, located in the southernmost part of India, is  famed for its rich culture and tradition. One of the most striking aspects of the state's culture is its traditional dress, which has its roots in the ancient  history and continues to be worn with pride by the people of Tamil Nadu  moment.    For men, the traditional dress of Tamil Nadu is known as the veshti or dhoti . The veshti is a long piece of cloth that's wrapped around the  midriff and legs. It's  generally made of cotton or silk and is worn with a white or cream colored shirt, known as angavastram . The veshti is worn in different styles, depending on the occasion and the  existent's  particular preference.  The veshti is worn by men of all  periods and is considered as a symbol of respectability and maturity. It's  generally worn with a shirt known as the Angavastram, which is a white or cream- colored

Traditional Dress of Kerala   Kerala , located in the southern tip of India, is a state known for its unique culture and traditions. One aspect of Kerala's culture that stand out is the traditional dress worn by the people of the state.    The traditional dress of Kerala for men is Mundu  , which is a white unstitched garment that's worn against the  midriff with a matching shirt known as Veshti . The Mundu is  frequently worn with a cotton or silk capelet known as Mundu Neriyathu , which is draped over the shoulder. The Veshti is also worn with a capelet known as the Angavastram  , which is draped over the left shoulder.  For women, the traditional dress of Kerala is the Saree . It's a garment  conforming of a long blockish piece of cloth which is draped over the body. The Saree is worn with a blouse which is known as Choli and a petticoat known as Pavada . In some  corridor of Kerala women also wear a garment known as the set saree that's pre-pleated and ready to be