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I'll be going to South India (Chennai and nearby towns) from North America with my family, but I am not sure what I should wear, or what is appropriate. Thanks! Additional Details Thanks peeps!
top,jeans,sneakers........well whtever u wear in america is appropriate in india aswell dear, we r nt livin in da dark agez
vakayil k
If you do not like to wear Saree or Churidar, you can wear Pants/Jeans and top. No problem.
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if you go to temples it is preferable to pavadai or davani,if ur going to parties or marraige u can wear dreeses which r comfortable,if ur going to public meetings or functions it is preferable to wear fully covered drees such as chudi or full jean and kurta or long top.
tryingmybest79
I'd stick with stuff that is suitable to wear to school. (ones without uniforms...)
You want to be comfortable, but respectable at the same time.
kurry816
you can wear anything that isnt too revealing (for your own convenience). i usually wear casual jeans/tops, even short skirts sometimes. but u must try kurtas/salwars cos ull see they're actually quite comfy!
akhila k
its definitely chudidars , sarees , gaghras
Sanjay S
Jeans, tops, traditional skirts, western style skirts, salwar-kameez - anything you are comfortable with.
Don't go with the South is Ultra conservative : stereotype.
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