The “Arong Tat” Shalwar Kameez is a traditional South Asian outfit, often associated with Pakistani or Indian culture. It typically consists of three main pieces:
Kameez: The kameez is a long tunic or shirt that can range from knee-length to mid-calf. It can be designed with various cuts, embroidery, or embellishments, depending on the style. The Arong Tat Kameez is usually characterized by elegant and sophisticated cuts, often with intricate detailing that can reflect both modern and traditional styles.
Shalwar: The shalwar is a loose-fitting pant, which is tapered at the ankle or sometimes gathered at the bottom. It offers comfort and flexibility. In the Arong Tat style, the shalwar might be styled with a slightly modern twist, incorporating delicate fabric, or elegant pleats.
Dupatta: The dupatta is a long, draped scarf that completes the outfit. It can be worn over the shoulder or around the neck, adding an extra layer of grace to the ensemble. The fabric of the dupatta often complements the kameez and shalwar, featuring embroidery or patterns that enhance the overall look.
