The most beautiful and unique traditional dresses around the world
1.01.2020
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The world is full of different varieties of traditional dresses. They reflect culture and traditions of countries. If you are interested in such things and want to see these dresses yourself, go ahead and read the article!
Don’t forget to tell us which traditional dress you like most.
#1 Hanbok, South Korea
#2 Pollera, Panama
#3 Gomesi, Uganda
#4 Tracht, Southern Germany and Austria
#5 Balinese temple dress, Indonesia
#6 Maasai beadwork, Kenya
#7 Saami, Finland
#8 Bowler hats, Bolivia
#9 The Sari, India
#10 Herero, Namibia
#11 Kimono, Japan
#12 Sarafan, Russia
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45 Comments
ninakamwene
They are all so unique and beautiful; as a native of Kenya, I appreciated seeing the Maasai. I love to travel to other countries for the culture and the people. Thank you Quiz Folks. Be well,
Elsy O. Stromberg
The bowler hats are European that those Bolivian Indians are wearing. Their clothing is what is traditional.
Ruth Riedel Stewart
South Korea has pretty colors.
Mary Klemens
I liked the German/Austria, probably because that is where my ancestors came from
Anita Clark Morton
They're all beautiful, but my favorite was the Germany/Austria dresses. Casual, yes, but they reminded me so much of the girls in Sound of Music
lmoores
Panama has a very interesting style of dress 👗.
werma
I think the Hungarian costume is very nice.
Jim Mascair
It is hard to beat a sari.
Paula Salem
The colors are stunning.
Dora Diaz
All of them are beautiful and unique. They are important because they represent different trails of people of different cultures on this planet. We must appreciate our differences
Julie Domaille
I am surprised by the Sarafen, never think of Russia in spring time colours. Hats & snow by & large lol
Léger Cadorette
#4, Tracht, Southern Germany and Austria is my pick✅
suejolley
Bowler hats of Bolivia 😊😊
bina sarmah
Where is sari?
ninakamwene
Brenda Preston, DITTO Ahsante sana. Swahili for thank you very much form this Kenyan native.