7 Punjabi Designers That Your Wardrobe Must Have!

Posted by yashi ganguly on June 17th, 2017

Punjab is the most vibrant place in India. Its people are known for their bravery, liveliness, and hospitality. Punjab has a style of its own, vivid colors and larger than life lifestyle is synonymous with the land of five rivers. Who can forget Bhangra that is the identity of Punjab or for that matter taste of lassi? However, Punjab is also the place where ladies fashion begins and end. Punjabi Designer ladies suits have become a rage not only in India but all over the world. They come in all vibrant colors and in a variety of fabrics. Indeed, no woman can think of her wardrobe without some exquisite designer suits that have an imprint of Punjab.

Traditionally lady’s suits are two pieces, Salwar, the lower and kameez the top, both to be worn with a dupatta that is as colorful as the dress itself. And when it comes to colors think of all the vibrant reds, oranges, greens and blues that go into the making of the designer suits. Nowadays designer lady’s suits are being sold by online shopping portals in India which are offering great variety and very good prices to woo the customers.

The designer lady’s suits come in a variety of cuts and styles. let’s have a look on the major ones:

1. Palazzos: They are trending these days. This indeed looks like palazzo style salwar and kameez to go with it. They come in all colors, silhouettes and traditional work patterns such as embroidery, thread works, patchwork, borders and so on. They are worn with high slits but short length kameez. Mostly high heels go with these suits. These are now available through online shopping in India in the variety of designs and colors.

2. Patiala Salwar Suit: It gets its name from Patiala in Punjab. It is not only comfortable but also very wearable in the hustle bustle of the day. In the northern India, this is the suit that is synonymous to Punjabi suit. It is loose and comfortable to wear. The kurti is just above the knee and has beautiful sleeves and neck cut. Apart from this pleats and baggy silhouette give the Patiala suit grace and style.

3. Punjabi Embroidered Salwar Suit: This has embroidery and thread work all over it. Those going for floral designs and craftsmanship admire it most. It is a good wear in traditional functions and is worn with Punjabi juttis and dori style neck design.

4. Traditional Punjabi Sharara Suit: These suits are parallel till thigh line and then become baggy along the calf line. It goes well with elaborate ethnic jewelry, especially nose ring and good for traditional festivities.

5. Designer Anarkali Suit: These have their roots in the Mughal period but over the years it has gone through several changes. It is a cross between a frock suits as they are tight till abdomen and full flare from thereafter. These can short, medium and full length and can be worn according to the requirement of the place and occasion.

6. Frock Style Punjabi Suit: This is indeed inspired by the frock and so the kameez looks like a frock which is to be worn with tight salwar. Generally, the contrast in colors is recommended for such suits and can be worn with quirky dupattas. Pom-pom dupattas are mostly checked out with this type of suits and further adorned with sequins.

7. Jacket Salwar Suit: Jacket salwar suits are mostly being a hit in the northern belt and these suits come with the short jacket with embroidery. The Kurtis are mid length and have small, mid and full sleeves. The rest specification can match any of the suits described above but generally, they go well with tight Salwar and Kameez.