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Some of the earliest records of kaftans being implemented in the fashion of a culture are from the Ottoman Empire where these long, full sleeved cloaks, manufactured from either cotton or silk were worn by men & in particular Ottoman Sultans.
The hierarchical culture of the Ottomans was evident in the styles of kaftans that would wear in the kind of colour, pattern, types & amounts of ribbons and buttons that would adorn the cloaks.
The kaftan has also been embraced by more main cultures, all of which had their own translation & view of what the garment ought to be.
The Russians actually translate the kaftan to mean a different item of clothing to the rest, which meant that they were worn by men and took the shape of long suits with tight sleeves, however, unlike the Ottomans, the hierarchical structure did not affect this particular item and the kaftan was worn widely by peasants and merchants.
Moroccan Kaftan Dress in London is only worn by females and the flexibility of the garment is more apparent as it is worn as formal evening dress casual occasions. This is also widely seen in London where kaftans are designed and manufactured with comfort in mind and are chiefly made from silk in order for them to be practical in the much warmer climate.
Karim London attempts to make the kaftan suitable for Western fashion in London. The designers of today are very much influenced by the Moroccan and Asian styles with the focus being on striking designs that are never a hindrance to comfort and these modern versions are also primarily made from cotton or silk.
Modern day designs are definitely more versatile than the early kaftans and can be worn for a few different occasions by number of different women and age groups However, in order to simplify their place in London fashion these kaftans will fit in to at least one of three groups, which are kaftan dresses, kaftan tops and beach kaftans.
About Company: Karim London holds a wide range of beautiful designs, colours and styles and sizes that suit everybody's individual tastes. For more details on how you can own your very own beautiful Moroccan Kaftan Dresses in London contact us on http://karimlondon.com/ or email us on info@karimlondon.com or call us on 0208 0018049.
