what is the traditional costume of maharashtra?
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The "Saree" is the traditional costume of Maharashtra\nThe main costume for the women is the unstitched length of cloth, the evergreen and graceful ‘Saree’, though the style of draping, and the length of the cloth varies from region to region.\n\nA petticoat - which is a waist-to-floor garment, tied tightly at the waist by a drawstring. The petticoat color should match the base sari color as closely as possible.  \nA blouse - which needs to be tight-fitting and whose color needs to be chosen keeping the look of the sari in mind
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If you're a woman, then a cloche hat, straight, loose fitting dress, worn to the knees, very long beads, shiny stockings and pointy shoes.  For men, double breasted-suit, straight, wide-legged pants, hat and tie-up, shiny shoes.
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http://dsal.uchicago.edu/dictionaries/molesworth/\njust enter the marathi word
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Ambavade in KONKAN/Maharashtra
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http://www.simplicity.com/index.cfm?cat=4&type=20&sec=0&id=67&startrow=1\n\nhttp://www.mccallpattern.com/item/M8938.htm?tab=costumes&page=7\n\nhttp://www.mccallpattern.com/item/M8953.htm?tab=costumes&page=7\n\nhttp://www.burdamode.com/Animals,1000003-1275114-1128999-1129005-1129017,enEN.html?cp=0\n\nhttp://www.mccallpattern.com/item/M4618.htm?tab=costumes&page=3\n\nGeneric bird costume you can adapt to the hen or peacock\nhttp://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/dc_occasions_halloween/article/0,,HGTV_3475_1392003,00.html\n\nMaking Tails\nhttp://sewing.about.com/library/weekly/aa092198.htm
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Well I think the Franciscan priests still wear this type of robe.  Try looking for sites about Franciscan priest or Spanish friars to see if you can find a picture to use if you are going to make it.  Or try finding a site for costumes.
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http://www.costumes.org/\n\neverything u could ever need
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Depends on the synagogue.  A long skirt and a nice blouse (with sleeves) is usually good for anywhere.  Good luck.
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Here are a few sites about medieval costumes
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Sarong is one of the traditional wears ... you will see airline stewardess wearing them... its a cross between a Malay sarong and a Chinese chongsum.\n\nThe term sarong party girls came from the good old days when Singapore had a "prostitute port" .. very much like how Thailand is known for it... many Singaporeans do not know about this fact but most sailors that do come to Singapore often hookup with these girls .. generally wearing a chongsum like sarong ... hence the name sarong party girls.\n\n\nAbout a decade ago or so the name reappeared when young airline stewardess used to hang around expensive clubs trying to land a "big fish"... the local boys would then tease them... "look the SPG's are here"\n\nIf you want to see the real sarong party girls... they no longer exist.... only the stewardess are left  and generally hang around at Bar none or Paranakans place, but you wont catch a glimps of their sarong there.\n\n('',)\nPeace!
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in india rajastan ( state ) would be best to see elephants\nparticularly in jaipur ( city ) at the amer fort there are elephant rides for tourists elephants are decked in the traditional royal style\nbut for vocationing in india also try goa ( state ) & agra ( city )\ntough they dont have elephants there these places are great trust me i have been to all three places
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Newsday has some good pictures of her in that costume.  Hope this helps :)
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http://www.companylawonline.com/guest/stamps/Maharashtra.pdf
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WELL BUILT PHYSIQUE.\n\nLONG LEGS AND HANDS.\n\nGOOD BRAIN AND LION HEART.\n\nOTHERWISE YOU MUST BORN IN MUMBAI.
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I'm a BCA 1st year student from Nanded district of Maharashtra and  i have a dress code \n1)White Shirt\n2)Navy blue pant [Not Jeans]\n3)Main importantly a Navy blue TIE.\n4)Black Shoes
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muslim\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/media/images/40274000/jpg/_40274795_shabinalong_203.jpg\nsikh\nhttp://www.info4india.com/Indian-Fashion/images/indian%20fashion/new7.jpg\nhindu\nhttp://www.homeindia.com/catalogue/apparel/silkcrepe/\nbuddist\nhttp://www.thethaifamily.com/son/vietnam2/vietnam47.jpg
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There are books of costumes for re-enactors, and some of them are available from the links listed below.  You might also look at coloring books and paper dolls books for historical references.