The Indian Fashion Industry

After Independence India has already received high demands of apparel and accessories, and as soon as employment growth hit the Indian market, India’s economic conditions became more desirable. For Instance: Since, India is still a developing country and kind of profession now a day the youth of India is procuring is substantial. As western way of working and profession are coming to India, it’s also influencing the Indian professional towards western way of living and looking. As we can say how the whole concept of professional jobs are rising the demands of formal wear and it has become compulsory to wear formal wear at work place in most of the MNC’s in India. India has changed the working attire from kurtas, jeans and suits to formal trousers,

It is an amalgamation of various cultures that were inculcated through the course of time by various rulers of different ethnicity and regions around the world. As far as fashion trends are concerned, the nation has a glorious history with ancient clothing designs ranging from regional variations of Sari, Ghagra Choli etc. to Zardozi Embroidery of later Mughal Era. Bollywood ( Indian Cinema ) has always been a great inspiration and trendsetter since its emergence. From the times of Madhubala, Meena Kumari and Rajesh Khanna, India has been a part of various trends weather its just about clothes and accessories trends or trend evolved by India cinema like “Anarkali styles”. Indian men have a tendency to take their stars a bit too seriously. Be it the way they deliver their dialogues or the way they dress up and make out with a girl, anything and everything is preached by the youth for example “Radhe bhaiya hair cut trend form Tere Naam” , “ Frameless spectacles for Shahrukh khan’s starrer Mohabbatein”. It can be a shabby trend from smoking a cigarette to early age bike riding. People in India get easily inspired by Fashion Fads. Above all is still the apparel trend in India. How we see them, appreciate them and ultimately buy them. The Indian Apparel and textile industry is the biggest earner from foreign exchange of the country, Also the second largest employment

This is one fashion trend that has set the Indian fictions about glasses or spectacles on their toe. From the absolutely broad to the wide aviator look-alike frames, this frames is one of the fashion hymn that has taken the Indian market by a blizzard. To alleviate if we go back to fashion history books, this fashion was a huge hit in the 80’s and the early 90’s after which this was considered to be a fashion wane in India. Later half or no frame glasses replaced the short and skirmish frames which was earlier replaced by the broad hard frames. But the impact of westernisation which has always inspired India and this showed up when this fashion trend came back again and blew