Punjabi people
A Punjabi suit that features three items - a "qameez" (top), "salwar" (bottom) and "dupatta" (scarf) is the traditional female attire of the Punjabi people. A qameez is a usually loose-fitted outer garment from upper thigh to mid-calf length. Along with the qameez, Punjabi women wear a salwaar that consists of long trousers drawn at the waist and tapered to the ankle. The other complementary feature of the Punjabi suit is the dupatta; often used to cover the chest and head. Among the Punjabi people, the dupatta has long been a symbol of modesty. In Pakistan, both women and men where the shalwar kameez.