I have two salwar kameez I bought - from an Urdu woman whose daughter grew out of them last year - to loan to friends. (One was worn to a prom.) I have no use for them myself, and would now like to pass them on. (Especially since I'm moving, and the less I have to put in storage the better.)
<br><br>Salwar kameez is traditional unisex dress worn in India, Pakistan, Afghanistan and the Middle East. (More information at wikipedia: <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salwar_kameez">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salwar_kameez
</a>). However, these two are intended to be worn by a female. They would make very good eastern garb (or just pretty clothes) for a petite young lady between, perhaps aged 13-20. (I don't know anything about dress sizes.)
<br><br>Each handmade matched set includes a short-sleeved kameez (tunic), shalwar ("pajama" trouser, elastic waist) and dupatta (large "scarf"). One is slightly smaller, with yellow-green colours, diagonal stripes across the front, and is excellent for summer wear. The other is a little more formal ("party dress") and modern, in tan and maroon, with a lot of beautiful embroidery and bead work; pants have been taken in some. (Lots of synthetic material on this one.) Both have been well taken care of, are attractive and figure-complimenting.
<br><br>I will have photos for anyone who asks.<br>If interested, please send me an email.<br>I paid $20 for these, but I'm not asking anything for them except S&H if I have to mail them.<br><br>Hey, "made in India" but 100% guaranteed NOT by slave labour!
<br><br>Probably I'll put them up on ebay soon, or just stick them back in storage, but I thought I would see if anyone nearby knows of a girl who would like to try an Indian persona or something of the sort.<br><br>Namste,
<br>Cuillioc "Quill"<br>