In Pictures: Jallikattu Fashion, Accessories & Attitude

From the largest village to the smallest hamlet, every member in every house cleans up good for Jallikattu.

Jallikattu is the largest and one of the oldest fetes in Tamil Nadu. From the largest village to the smallest hamlet, every member in every house cleans up good!

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Jallikattu is the largest and one of the oldest fetes in Tamil Nadu. From the largest village to the smallest hamlet, every member in every house cleans up good!
Here’s a glimpse into the fashion trends that rocked the stands this year.

Black and blue checked cotton shirt, blue/white ‘lungi’ with black centre borders.(Photo: Vikram Venkateswaran/The Quint)

Pearl white stiff Khadi shirt, bull-horn moustache. Attitude.(Photo: Vikram Venkateswaran/The Quint)

Bohemian curled hair, sandalwood dot at the ‘Ajna Chakra’. Factory made cotton-mix slim fit shirt, accessorised with blunt blade pendant.(Photo: Vikram Venkateswaran/The Quint)

Bubblegum pink top with ‘buff’ sleeves, white frock, talcum powder look.(Photo: Vikram Venkateswaran/The Quint)

Coarse cotton towel turban, stitched check ‘kaili’ folded in. Local rolled tobacco ‘Beedi’.(Photo: Vikram Venkateswaran/The Quint)

Kandangi red and pink saree, eight-stone ‘besari’ (nose ring). Cotton synthetic mix saree, factory design, towel bun look.(Photo: Vikram Venkateswaran/The Quint)

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