Many of us might have visited a hill station at some point in our lives. So, do you remember the attractive dress which you wore along with a cute bamboo basket on your back, to get clicked when you visited that place? Of course, you do. How enthusiastic it looks when we come to know new cultures, their unique tradition, and the way they carry them. It’s a dress you wear to have tea (wine, whiskey, coffee, water, pizza, steak, cakes, anything really). Groundbreaking. It’s a light fabric dress in bright prints or colors, very summer spring friendly, usually mid-length, and very cocktail appropriate. So, this was their culture and they own it. But as you can observe it is acquired by the non-natives of those regions too. If we talk about a tea dress so, it’s basically a women’s dress for informal entertaining at home or some small get-together. It became popular in the mid-19 th century and characterized by unstructured line...