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Clothing By: Ashley, Sarah, Carolina, Miya

Clothing By: Ashley, Sarah, Carolina, Miya. Where did women tie there clothing?. Clothing was tied around various parts of the body. Where did men rap there clothing?. They rapped dhoti around their legs to look like pants. Turbans. Men used a turban to cover their hair.

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Clothing By: Ashley, Sarah, Carolina, Miya

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  1. ClothingBy: Ashley, Sarah, Carolina, Miya

  2. Where did women tie there clothing? • Clothing was tied around various parts of the body.

  3. Where did men rap there clothing? • They rapped dhoti around their legs to look like pants

  4. Turbans • Men used a turban to cover their hair. • Turbans used long clothing.

  5. What was there clothing made of? • Rich woman wear saris made of silk but most woman wore cotton ones. • The manner of wearing as well as its color and textures are .

  6. Dhoti • Dhoti is mainly white. • When the men wore dhoti they over their bottom half of their body.

  7. Women in the army

  8. Churidar • Men wore turbans at first but later man and women started wearing turbans so they called it churidar.

  9. What young woman wore?

  10. When did the style change?

  11. Credits • http://www.designersalwarkameez.com/indian/clothing/images/salwar-kameez-kdm244.jpg • http://images.exoticindiaart.com/kurtapajamas/wedding_sherwani_with_allover_multicolor_embroidery_kp77.jpg • http://www.google.com/images?q=ancient+dhoti&hl=en&tbs=isch:1&ei=F2h6TaWSCYq0sAOhw835Ag&start=20&sa=N

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