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Mughal
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Published: Volume 19, Issue 9, August-September, 2011
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The costumes and embellishments of the Mughal era form the foundation of Indian couture. Anarkalis, angarkhas, kalidars and sherwanis have their origins in this period; so does the ethereal chikankari. Royal patronage to the finest craftsmanship made the era a spectacular chapter in India’s sartorial history
Make-up and hair courtesy: Meghna Butani. Assisted by Reena Creado.
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