Jeans and T-shirt are not traditional Indian attire and are not typically worn during festivals and celebrations.

Wearing ethnic wear during festivals and celebrations is a way to show respect for tradition and culture.

Christmas is a Christian festival and is not typically associated with ethnic wear.

Saree is the most common type of ethnic wear worn by women during festivals and celebrations in India.

Kurta Pajama is the most common type of ethnic wear worn by men during festivals and celebrations in India.

Black is not a common color worn in ethnic wear during festivals and celebrations in India.

The colors worn in ethnic wear during festivals and celebrations often represent different regions of India.

Polyester is not a common material used in ethnic wear during festivals and celebrations in India.

The materials used in ethnic wear during festivals and celebrations often represent different seasons.

Machine embroidery is not a common type of embroidery used in ethnic wear during festivals and celebrations in India.

The embroidery used in ethnic wear during festivals and celebrations often represents different occasions.

Plastic is not a common type of jewelry worn with ethnic wear during festivals and celebrations in India.

The jewelry worn with ethnic wear during festivals and celebrations often represents different occasions.

Sneakers are not a common type of footwear worn with ethnic wear during festivals and celebrations in India.

The footwear worn with ethnic wear during festivals and celebrations often represents different occasions.