1 / 11 The term Farshi comes from the Persian word "farsh," meaning "floor," which perfectly describes the nature of this shalwar. Unlike regular shalwars that taper at the ankles, a Farshi Shalwar is extremely wide and flares out, often trailing on the floor. It was historically worn by Mughal queens, princesses, and noblewomen, making it an integral part of royal fashion.
2 / 11 Farshi Shalwar is a traditional South Asian lower garment, known for its regal and elegant appeal.
3 / 11 Unlike regular shalwars that taper at the ankles, a Farshi Shalwar is extremely wide and flares out, often trailing on the floor.
4 / 11 It was historically worn by Mughal queens, princesses, and noblewomen, making it an integral part of royal fashion.
5 / 11 The Farshi Shalwar is usually paired with a kameez and a dupatta. The kameez is often long and fitted to balance the volume of the shalwar.
6 / 11 Although not commonly worn in daily life, the Farshi Shalwar has made a comeback in bridal fashion and formal wear.
7 / 11 Actresses have been wearing it and making it royal again!
8 / 11 Hania Aamir looks lovely in this!
9 / 11 You can also style a Sharara like this on Eid 2025.
10 / 11 Eid is almost here and this is how you can experiment with your closet.
11 / 11 This Mawra Hocane outfit is too good!