Post effay cultural attires ITT. It can be from your culture or just clothing that you think looks good.
somali dirac
I do like the colorful attire of the sami people
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>>18792563yeah that’s pretty cool because it reminds me of how in old times e.g. medieval period people wore colorful clothes and not brown and beige rags while crawling through mud under dark gray skies and torch lights
Scottish “Troos”.Trousers with clan pattern. Predates the modern kilt.
>>18792626Yeah not a fan of the decision to make the past look beige and grey in a lot of movies and television. >brown and beige rags while crawling through mud under dark gray skies and torch lightsEurope has lost a lot of it's old growth forests, especially around the industrial revolution. I'm sure Europe was more green and picturesque then.
the bird is part of the fit
native american
>>18792760Does the US have a 'traditional/cultural dress'? There isn't any I can think of that comes to mind. Maybe cowboys?
>>18792765It's an interesting one. Cowboys would count as iconic imagery for sure, but pretty much all their style is mexican/spanish/red indian, and denim started off as mining gear (apparently).
>>18792780>and denim started off as mining gearI thought denim (at least the indigo dyed type we are familiar with today) arose in American culture because of the blue denim that sharecroppers and slaves historically wore, which later became part of American fashion when the hippie movement adopted jeans into their fashion
>>18792755is that de_tuscan?
>>18792760>americans colonized and stole the land from indians>mexicans are doing the same to americans now>uk, france, netherlands, etc, pillaged, raped and enslaved african countries>those immigrants are doing the same to them nowalmost makes you believe in karma
