India is a country that is known worldwide for its centuries-old heritage, diverse cultures, and traditions. Being Indians, we are no short of grand celebrations and festivals which we commemorate with oodles of enthusiasm and happiness. From eating authentic mouth-watering dishes to wearing Indian ethnic dress, we welcome every occasion with immense excitement. There's no denying the fact that Indian ethnic wear has the potential to make the wearer look elegant and beautiful no matter what the event is. Whether it is a wedding, office party, ritual or a family get-together, if you don a stunning piece of ethnic dress, then you're sure to grab all the eyeballs. Here are the most popular Indian ethnic clothes that you can flaunt with style in every important function of your life.

Embroidery Saree- An Epitome of Grace and Elegance

It is the oldest garment worn by Indian women and girls and has become the identity of our country. This five to nine yards piece of cloth not only makes the wearer look graceful but glamorous too. Sarees are usually available in different types of fabrics, the most popular ones are Cotton, Georgette, Silk, Crepe, Chiffon, etc. This type of Indian ethnic wear can be draped in many styles to give a distinguished look to your demeanor. To get a complete traditional look, don't forget to adorn ethnic jewelry and earrings as they will surely make you look like someone who's ready to steal all the limelight. The best part about wearing a saree is that it never goes out of fashion and can be worn anywhere.

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Bridal Lehenga- A Perfect Attire to Celebrate Weddings

Every Indian wedding seems incomplete without the presence of lovely ladies and girls wearing designer lehenga choli. This two-piece ethnic dress comes with an embroidered well-fitted blouse, embellished skirt with intricate designs all over, and a matching dupatta. You can find this style of Indian ethnic wear online as there are a plethora of stores that specifically deal in Indian wedding clothing. The fabrics used to craft lehenga choli are chiffon, net, light cotton, brocade, georgette, and silk. Floral prints, zari work, embroideries, sequins, mirrors, are the patterns which are all-time favorite of modern girls and women.

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Even though western clothes have garnered a lot of attention these days, nothing can wipe off the love for salwar kameez amongst Indian girls. This type of ethnic wear will always remain the first choice for college-going and working girls. It is a three-piece dress which includes a kurta, salwar/churidar, and a matching dupatta. Most of the Indian women find this traditional dress uber comfortable. To complete your look, you can wear vintage jewelry pieces that will make you look second to none.

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Kurti - Enhances Your Everyday Look Beautifully

A short kurti can be teamed up with a pair of jeans to give your everyday office look a splendid spark. Moreover, you can up your style quotient by wrapping a printed or single colored stole/scarf around your slender neck. On the other hand, a long kurti can be worn with churidar as it brings a subtle sophistication in your appearance. You can find an exclusive range of Indian ethnic wear online which will certainly spoil you for choices.

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The popularity of ethnic dress will certainly grow by leaps and bounds in near future. When it comes to making a fashion statement, Indians never lag behind. Be it western or Indian ethnic wear, we know how to carry it off very well. What's the secret sauce? It is indeed a pleasing smile on our faces and compassion in our magnanimous hearts.

Anushka Jain is a fashion blogger who works for a "Rangoliindia". Being a patriot, she loves writing about Indian ethnic wear and its different styles and patterns.

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