Saris worn with choli tops; a long skirt called a lehenga or pavada worn with choli and a dupatta scarf to create an ensemble called a gagra choli; or salwar kameez suits are traditional Indian clothing for women in the north and east, while many south Indian women wear saris and children wear pattu langa. More recently, jeans and T-shirts have become popular among young Indians. In today's world too, there is no doubt that everyone has a choice between dressing up and dressing down. You can choose to dress up yourself or go for party outfits where you can add some jewellery and shoes for extra glamour. Or you can go for more casual outfits if you do not want to bother about your clothes. India is one country where you will always find some fashionista at any party wearing a gorgeous outfit. From Bollywood celebrities to office girls, nobody objects to seeing someone attired in beautiful clothes. Indeed, Indian women are known for their taste in fashion and this is certainly reflected in the variety of clothes available in the market today. The main thing is to be comfortable when you are out in public and not to worry about what others think of your attire. If you feel good in what you are wearing then that's all that matters.