churidars (Meaning)

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churidars (n)

tight trousers worn by people from the Indian subcontinent (typically with a kameez or kurta)

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She wore a stunning ensemble of a silk churidar paired with a vibrant kurta for the wedding.
Churidars are traditional Indian trousers that are narrow at the ankles and worn with a long tunic.
The churidars she chose for the dance performance were embellished with intricate embroidery.
In some regions of India, churidars are worn as everyday attire, offering both comfort and elegance.
The rich colors of her churidars complemented her complexion perfectly, earning her compliments wherever she went.
During festivals, it's common to see women dressed in beautifully adorned churidars, celebrating with joy and enthusiasm.
She meticulously tailored her churidars to ensure a perfect fit, accentuating her graceful silhouette.
Churidars are versatile garments that can be dressed up with ornate jewelry and accessories or worn casually with sandals and a scarf.
The fabric of her churidars was so soft and luxurious, it felt like a second skin against her body.
As she twirled on the dance floor, the pleats of her churidars swirled around her, creating a mesmerizing effect.

tight trousers worn by people from the Indian subcontinent (typically with a kameez or kurta)

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

She wore a stunning ensemble of a silk churidar paired with a vibrant kurta for the wedding.

Churidars are traditional Indian trousers that are narrow at the ankles and worn with a long tunic.

The churidars she chose for the dance performance were embellished with intricate embroidery.

In some regions of India, churidars are worn as everyday attire, offering both comfort and elegance.