Fashion has evolved over time based on social and lifestyle changes. In the past, clothing was custom made by tailors and dressmakers for individual customers. The introduction of the sewing machine revolutionized home dressmaking by making it faster. Ready to wear clothing then became popular as more women entered the workforce in the early 20th century. Designers like Jean Patou created styles like the flapper look with shorter skirts to reflect the new independent modern woman. Today's multi-dimensional lifestyles require easy to wear and maintain clothing. The Indian women's wear market blends regional influences with Mughal and British styles.

2. To be in fashion does not mean wearing clothes which are in latest trend and
style. It is an area attire which we need to understand any attire which enhance a
person personality and provide comfort in fashion. Fashion is not something that
exist. In dress only fashion has to do with ideas. The way live women’s wear has
always the centre stage of fashion.
Clothing in past were custom made is stitched for an individual using her body
measurements by a dress maker. At that time period tailors and dressmaker are
required at that time period. All clothes were not only handmade but also
costumer made. Each garment was for the customer which was proper measured
for the customer. The owner hide there dressmaker identity. No one wanted to
share there talent of cleaver dressmaker for fear of losing them.

3. The introduction of the demotic seeing machine revolutionized the home
manufacturing of clothes by substantially redacting. The long hours of hand
sewing paper pattern for fashionable style in graded size become availed home
dressmaking continued style in graded size become available. Home dressmaking
continued to prevail for a long time. From the designer od AMELIA JENKS
bloomer in 1851. the popularity created a need for functioned sports wear as
early as 1852 had tried to introduction sports wear as early as 1890’s

4. Their growing interests and working in offices. Their growing interest and
activities took them out of their homes and made ready to wear clothing a
convenient answer to suit their new lifestyle. This radical social change among
women naturally led to a gradual shift towards simple silhouettes. Away from
the elaborate clothing that had prevailed in the past.

5. The famous fashion designer JEAN PATOU has created the famous FLAPPER
LOOK in 1925. straight silhouette and making SHORTER SKIRT WITH UNEVEN
HEMLINES. He confirmed that the young independent women was the new
ideal. This new clothing which was easier to produce and people can generally
easier to produce and widely accepted among various social classes. This social
change coincided with the development of manufacturing facilities for large
scale production of READY TO WEAR GARMENTS WITH CHANGING TIME.

6. At the tum of the 21st century a new breed of very active women's were no
longer spending their liver at home. They were now studying teacher, sports,
activates, politics and working in offices.
INDIAN women's wear market continues to be largely driven by the Indian
aesthetics infused with the regional sensibilities inspired by the Moghul and
British influences over a period of time. Traditionally, Indian women wore
draped styles. It is only since a little more than two hundred years ago, that
the sari is being wom.
It is during the mughal rule that indian women were introduced to Stitched
Garments Such As The Salwar Kameez, Kalidar Kurta, Pajamas Sharara And
Ghagara.

7. Karigars are weavers tailors and embroideres who were specially brought in
from the mugals countries to make garments for the mugal royalty. They
settled down in india for serveral genarations and never went back, wich
also explains the reasins for the finest tailors and embroideres belonging to
the muslim community today. The mugal style is very feminine, elegant.
Another infulence impacting the indan womenswear was the british
infulence of tailored impacting jackets, bloses, pants, dresses and gowns.
Today, we see a comfortable and seamless coexistence of indian, mugal and
western style in indian womenswear.

8. The role of women have become multi-dimensional from handling office, home
and there kids. Simultaneously balancing their social and personal
responsibilities . Working from home or office, with a schedule has led to the
requirements of an easy to wear, maintain and comfortable dressing which has
become a necessity for today’s lifestyle. There is a huge market with various
segments of women’s with explicit need many company wear their apparel line
based on specific market requirements of size ethnicity and occasions.
Introduction of garment for plus size. Women this experience of mass
manufacturing uniform for women's during the two world war facilities the
preparation of size chart for the western consumer.

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Presented By
NIKITA SHARMA