Style of India: Historical Costume Design & Indian Fashion History by Geeta Khanna

Explore the Rich Heritage of Indian Fashion

Style of India by Geeta Khanna is an essential 315-page resource for anyone passionate about the evolution of clothing, material culture, and traditional design in India. Whether you are a professional costume designer, a historical researcher, or a cosplayer looking for authentic inspiration, this book provides deep insights into the artistry behind Indian garments.

🎭 Book Overview & Specifications

🔍 Key Topics Covered

This book serves as a masterclass in the Material Culture of India, covering:
- Historical Costume Design: A chronological look at how Indian attire has evolved through the centuries.
- Fashion Designer Insights: Profiles and techniques used by influential Indian designers.
- Material & Fabric Culture: Detailed analysis of the textiles and materials that define the region.
- Traditional Garments: Deep dives into the construction and cultural significance of iconic Indian styles.

✨ Why This is a Must-Have Resource

• Authentic Inspiration: Perfect for creators looking to elevate their cosplay or theatrical costume making with historically accurate details.
• Educational Value: A vital reference for fashion students and researchers studying South Asian history.
• High-Quality Research: Authored by Geeta Khanna, providing professional-grade insights into the fashion industry.
• Completely Free: Accessible to everyone as part of the global effort to democratize knowledge.

📜 About the Source

This digital edition is hosted by Archive.org (The Internet Archive). Archive.org is a reputable non-profit library dedicated to providing "Universal Access to All Knowledge." By utilizing this resource, you are engaging with a global community of makers, scholars, and preservationists.

🔗 How to Download

When you click the download button, you will be directed to the official Archive.org page for this title. You can choose from various high-quality formats to suit your device:
- PDF (Best for high-resolution images and printing)
- EPUB & Kindle (Ideal for mobile reading)
- Plain Text (For quick research and citation)

Source: Internet Archive - Supporting Open Access to Cultural History