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    Women'S Costume'S: Influencing Factors For New Styles

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    The Mughal period from 1526-1858 saw influences from Hindu and Muslim women's social gatherings that led to new styles in women's costumes. Mughal women's costumes featured traditional geometrical, natural, and stylized motifs and included opulent pieces like the yalek long vest, taqi high crested cap, peshwaz light gown over trousers, sadri worn under the angiya, and the kati mekhla. Famous Mughal women like Roshan Ara Begum, who first wore the sari, and Nur Jahan, the fashion queen, exemplified the opulence of Mughal women's clothing during this period.

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    The Mughal period from 1526-1858 saw influences from Hindu and Muslim women's social gatherings that led to new styles in women's costumes. Mughal women's costumes featured traditional geometrical, natural, and stylized motifs and included opulent pieces like the yalek long vest, taqi high crested cap, peshwaz light gown over trousers, sadri worn under the angiya, and the kati mekhla. Famous Mughal women like Roshan Ara Begum, who first wore the sari, and Nur Jahan, the fashion queen, exemplified the opulence of Mughal women's clothing during this period.

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    The Mughal period from 1526-1858 saw influences from Hindu and Muslim women's social gatherings that led to new styles in women's costumes. Mughal women's costumes featured traditional geometrical, natural, and stylized motifs and included opulent pieces like the yalek long vest, taqi high crested cap, peshwaz light gown over trousers, sadri worn under the angiya, and the kati mekhla. Famous Mughal women like Roshan Ara Begum, who first wore the sari, and Nur Jahan, the fashion queen, exemplified the opulence of Mughal women's clothing during this period.

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    MUGHAL period Influencing factors

    for new styles

    ( 1526-1858 )

    Purdah
    WOMEN’S COSTUME’S meena bazar
    A sign of respect and A place of social gathering for
    strict adherence in Islam Hindu and Muslim womens.
    Types of Motifs

    Geometrical Natural Stylised

    roshan ara begum


    Wore sari for the first time.
    The Opulence of Mughal Women
    An art drenched in Tradition Nur jahan
    The fashion queen.
    Yalek
    A long vest fastening
    to the ankles.

    taqi
    A high crested cap.

    princess zebunissa
    peshwaz angiya
    A light, full-skirted gown
    over pajama trousers.

    sadri choli &


    Worn beneath ghaghra
    the angiya.
    kati mekhla

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