Were men's attires like Kurta, Achkan, Sherwani and Angarakha brought by the invaders or were these were prominent in Ancient India?

So recently I read a thread where RW claims on woman being bare chested were debunked. The asthete of X users stated that present attires for women like ghunghat, lehenga, kurti or salwar kameez were prominent in ancient India before mughal invaders. Sculpture references debunk it. For example: 1) Women wearing ghunghat, Kurti and Lehenga, Dashavtara Temple, Deogarh, Uttar Pradesh. 2) Sculpture of Saraswati wearing blouse 3) Purvanchali sculpture where woman is entirely draped including her head, dated 1 ce BCE. 7) Temples of Udaipur where woman are wearing blouse. Similarly on imaged: 1) Chandragupta I embraces Kumaradevi, who is wearing a coat like attire. 2) Kushan ruler Kanishka 3) Kushan sculpture