Topic: Western VS Easter Fashion

Presenter: Nadia Rajput Roll No: FAS-f22-0033

Dua khokhar Roll No: FAS- f22- 0011
Department: Fashion Design
Prepared For: Prof: Dr. Zamir Abro And Dr. Mujahid
Mehdi
Outline
Introduction
Western and Eastern dresses
Difference between Eastern and western

• Cuts & style

• Conclusion
 • Eastern and Western fashion are distinct in their
designs, construction, and cultural significance.
• Eastern fashion are often traditional, modest,
and adorned with embroidery or beadwork.
• They are commonly worn in countries like India,
Introduction Pakistan, and China and carry cultural
significance for specific occasions.
• On the other hand, Western fashion are more
modern and diverse, ranging from casual to
formal styles.
• They emphasize individual style and personal
preference, rather than cultural or religious
significance.
Western And Eastern Dresses

Western dresses Eastern Dresses

• Representive Country: • Representive Country:
South and north Eastern ,Asia ,Middle east
America ,European countries,
New Zealand and Australia • Style: Colorful bright clothes with
amazing patterns. It consists of a
long tunic top (kameez) paired
• Style: There are various
with loose-fitting pants (salwar)
kinds of casual western Styles:
and a scarf (dupatta). Salwar
bodycon dress, A-line dress,
Kameez
wrap dress, Maxi dress, Slip
dress, Halter-neck dress, • Colours
Cocktail dress.
• Colours
 Difference Between Eastern And Western Fashion
Eastern
• Cultural Influences: Influenced
by East Asian traditions, like
Japan, China, Korea, and India.
• Silhouettes and Styles:
Characterized by loose, flowing
silhouettes and luxurious fabrics.
• Modesty vs. Individuality:
Emphasizes modesty and cultural
preservation.
• Colors and Patterns: Features
vibrant colors and intricate
patterns.
Western
• Cultural Influences: Influenced by
Western traditions and trends from
countries like the U.S., U.K., France,
and Italy.
• Silhouettes and Styles: Includes
structured silhouettes and a variety
of styles.
• Modesty vs. Individuality:
Emphasizes individuality, self-
expression, and following trends.
• Colors and Patterns: Showcases a
wide range of colors and patterns.
Cuts In Eastern and Western fashion
Eastern
Kimono: T-shaped, mfortable ight-
lined silhouette with wide sleeves
(Japan).
Cheongsam/Qipao: Form-fitting
dress with a high collar and straight
skirt (China).
Saree: Long fabric wrapped around
the body, draped over the shoulder
(India).
Hanbok: High-waisted, full ski
Western
A-line: Fitted bodice flaring out
into an A-shape silhouette.
Sheath: Slim-fitting, straight
dress, typically knee-length or
mid-calf.
Fit-and-flare: Snug bodice,
flaring into a full skirt.
Shift: Loose-fitting dress with
no defined waistline.
 • Eastern and Western fashion have
distinct styles and influences.

• Eastern fashion tends to be more

conservative, modest, and heavily
influenced by traditional clothing and
cultural values. On the other hand,

Conclusion Western fashion is more experimental,

bold, and influenced by popular
culture and trends.

• While both have their own unique

appeal, both Eastern and Western
fashion continue to evolve and inspire
designers and fashion enthusiasts
around the world.
Thank you!