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This paper examines the fashion and style content of big Bengali housewives, shedding light on their sartorial choices, cultural influences, and social aspirations. Through a mixed-methods approach combining surveys, interviews, and content analysis, this study reveals the significance of traditional attire, modern adaptations, and digital media in shaping the fashion and style narratives of big Bengali housewives. The findings highlight the complex interplay between cultural heritage, social status, and personal expression, offering insights into the lives of these influential women in Bengali society. Sharma, R
The findings of this study demonstrate that big Bengali housewives navigate complex cultural, social, and personal factors when making fashion choices. Traditional attire remains an integral part of their identity, while modern adaptations reflect their desire for self-expression and connection to global fashion trends. Social media has emerged as a key platform for these women to share their style, build communities, and negotiate cultural heritage. Fashion Theory: The Journal of Dress, Body &
Exploring the Fashion and Style Content of Big Bengali Housewives: A Cultural and Social Analysis and personal expression