Traditional Dresses around the World

Clothing first appeared as a necessity and has played an important role into human development, “paving a way” for mankind’s expansion throughout the entire world. Ever since, clothing has evolved and taken on a new more “fashionable” role, especially in religious rites.
Almost all cultures have their own unique sets of costumes, packed with symbols and meanings, gathered from the world around them and interpreted through the way of their belief system. These traditional costumes are basically the perception of a people in regards to how Mother Nature looks like in their eyes.


Dressing Of Balochistan Pakistan





Kalasha Dress of Pakistan

  Nomadic Kirghiz woman in traditional dress, Kirghistan, Central Asia. Uzbek suzani textiles (central Asian ethnic textile collector)

Romanian girls in traditional dress 

 

 

Little girl from China.

 

Armenian national dress... -- Morphaeic Church Pontifitrix

 

Qatari boy in traditional dress with a eagle bird

 

 

Kenya, a Maasia bride in traditional dress.

 

 

Japanese traditional dress