Men come later; the first crush of every woman is fashion. I bet you would not find a single woman who does not have infatuation for fashion, except those nerds who are too busy with books and do not get time to catch the latest fashion waves. (I hope my husband does not read this, as he is so obsessed with books as well.) However, not including those nerdish ones, women love fashion as a general rule, and it would be very correct to say that fashion and women are synonymous. It is especially true for teenagers and girls in early twenties.
No wonder why girls are so much obsessed with fashion and styles. There are endless styles and designs in latest fashion that could tempt any girl or woman to go crazy for it. Vast varieties in designs, endless alternatives of patterns and diverse styles available for girls simply justify that fashion is mainly for girls. No offense to men here, but even being with a right man does not delight a woman as much as shopping delights her. (My husband would not talk me to for a day if he read this statement.)
In India, latest fashion for girls flies with two different wings. One is time-honored ethnic fashion styles and then the other one and modern one is fashion of western dresses in India. Western dresses, increasingly, have become essence of every feminine wardrobe. Traditional dresses are considered as occasional outfits now, whereas western dresses have become more like a regular style to carry. Jeans, leggings and tights, tops, designer tunics, short dresses and many such western dresses have made a world of difference to Indian women of this modern era. However, the Indian traditional dresses still uphold its esteem high in fashion world, but at the same time, western dresses in India have influentially attained great value and admiration among fashion-obsessed girls.