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    Kurti , as an outfit, has stretched beyond the Indian borders and has evolved down the ages to suit the ever-changing demands of the fashion-forward world. Since its origin in ancient times, the Kurti has been one of the traditional attires for men and women living in countries like India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, and even Sri Lanka.   Traditionally, kurti was very simple with barely any elaborated designs or accessories. However, nowadays, they have become quite contrary. The most common fabric used to make a kurti has been cotton, followed by silk, which was used only for special occasions, or for people with higher social standing and the rich. Recently other than cotton kurtis, printed rayon kurtis have become a common trend. A wide range of kurtis for women can be found on the online store of Vastralay , one of the leading kurti manufacturers in Jaipur.   The different types of kurtis found today can be categorized into:   ·    ...

  Kurtis , of any types, are one of the most sought after clothing for any Indian girl. After all, they are stylish yet elegant, chic yet graceful, attractive yet poised. Just small variants in the bottoms and the accessories can change the style of the same kurti . One of the most comfortable wear, kurtis come in different styles and fabrics including Anarkali Kurtis , A-Line Kurtis, Short Kurtis, Straight Kurtis, and so on. Printed cotton kurtis in Jaipur are one of the bestsellers across India.   The cotton Anarkali Kurtis or the - most in trend - Rayon Anarkali Kurtis are one of the most fancier styles of kurtis . Often worn with leggings, churidar, they can be ideal for office wears and functions equally, depending on the artistic work they carry. The flowy fabric of georgette along with a little embroidery or some ornamentation work creates a classy look.   A short length Kurti , on the other hand, is best matched with a pair of jeggings, leggings or jeans. Th...