Ladies’ varieties
Gala is the Urdu word stands
for neck. This is the style of kurta with no ban (hard neck strip instead of collar).
The designs of neck or gala matter most. In great many cases it is round.
Whereas its other designs are square, V-shape, deep, drop-shape and with
different others. There is usually an embroidered line at the front, edges of neck,
sleeves, lower edges of the shirt, chaks, and at he lower edges of shalwar.
Kurti
This is as compare to kurta a shorter style of shirt with round, V-shape and different other neck designs. There are different designs. Kurti is mostly in fancy designs with more decorations, with or without embroidery in shirt’s edges. It is also used along with paijamas both churidar and other one. Recent designs are of great variety of shapes.
Kurta with ban
Ban is the stiff neck
covering instead of collars and ban kurta for ladies is in this way a bit
identical to the kurta for gents. It is usually always embroidered at he ban, front,
sleeves and the lower corners of the shirt. It is usually worn with shalwar or trousers.
Its most use is in the formal gatherings. Long ban kurta with rich colours and
designs is the source of aesthetic pleasure and great feminine satisfaction. Its
use although is not large enough as common shirt but still that gives a graceful
look. Its other characteristics is its not being a tight dress as is in the
case of other female dresses. Some times it is even without a ban and only rounded
neck.
Kurta with ban and gala
This
is the latest fashion and this is even there in the case of gents. There is ban
followed by the V-shaped gala. It is used mostly along with trousers or genes. Being
quite famous now-a-days it went into the very craze of ladies and being used quite
in the large scale now in Pakistan India