People in a few countries around the globe keep their cultural traditions very close to their hearts. These individuals prefer wearing their best
traditional dresses, eating traditional food, and living a simplistic life. Discussing the
ethnic wear of a few cultures, we can see that they are extremely sumptuous.
- Traditional dress of Pakistan
Traditional dress of Pakistan is
shalwarkameez. This is suitable for all men, women, and children of Pakistan. It is equally popular in all five provinces, cities and villages of Pakistan. The shalwar kameez keeps equal importance in both formal wear and casual wear.
Kurta is also an important traditional dress in Pakistan. It can be worn with
pajama,
jeans or a
shalwar. Men also love to wear
waistcoats with the kurta and
kameez shalwar.
2- Traditional dress of India The most common and popular
traditional wear of Indian women are sarees, ghagra choli, and salwar kameez. The most widely worn traditional clothes for men include sherwani, dhoti-kurta, Bandhgala,
kurta-pajama, angarkha, and lung.
3- Traditional dress of Turkey Men may wear the
traditional loose coat, called a Jubba, over the şalvar. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk changed the
dress code in
Turkey in the 1920s as part of his reforms. However, men and women still wear the şalvar in many regions of
Turkey, indifferent to social status.
4- Traditional dress of China Mosuo and Hmong are popular ethnic groups in China. They have their own collection of traditions and beliefs. You can easily find some of the most colorful and pretty Mosuo and Hmong Dresses in China. The regal headgear associated with the Mosuo and Hmong dresses is unique and catchy. Similar dresses can also be seen in the northern parts of India, especially Jammu and Kashmir.
5- Traditional dress of Bhutan The Bhutanese dresses Gho for men and Kira for women are quite popular in the country. Several people, even in urban establishments prefer wearing these best traditional dresses on a daily basis. These dresses are made from thick woolen materials and are helpful in the cold and windy environment that Bhutan has to offer.
