12 and 4 don't look indian to me. 12 looks more chinese.

Sheila it would also be nice to have some of the original tribal outfits included as they are very much 'street style'. Perhaps in your next article :) thanx for this

We Indians hv a plus point that we can dress either way as traditional and westernal.. and don't even a bit ashamed for our conservative nature.. it's not about clothes, it's about culture.. :) nd we are developing.. yeah there are some areas where hygiene isn't proper.. But not everywhere.. Nd very soon all parts of India are going to be clean and hygienic.. 😊 #sorry if I said anything wrong.. #proud_to_be_Indian.. @abigail..

When I was in indian I never saw any girls wear anything showing their stomach or anything that shows the knees

First of all, I'd like to point out that this is really amazing that there is a post on Indian women and their true beauty, especially in light of the banning of the BBC documentary. However, I find it a little odd that we're being singled out, if I'm so brash to say so. What did people expect, Indian women to dress in dingy clothing? We're just as progressive and motivated as other women, and we dress as we like. We don't need people to single us out because we're like other women - fashionable and independent. That being said, it actually is hard to find women that actually dress like this in India. While we love to wear clothing such as this, most of us take immense pride and comfort in the traditional clothing of our states, such as salwars and kurtas. Still, this post was interesting.

love the shoes in no.10

That green jumpsuit looks super comfortable. I'd rock the military look, minus the Union Jack flag. For me, it's the good old USA!

Abigail, do you realise how offensive you are being?

Wth are 2 and 6, and shoes with no. 11 LMAOO, but the rest are pretty with the desi and western blend:)

Don't dress typically indian. Nice to see the diversity. They don't dress very humble either with the short shorts. It's surprising.