Top 10 Ethnic Wears Seen All Around the World – Part II

The tradition and lifestyle of each group of people depends on their historical background and way of living. It influences the overall attire and look of people, which includes their costumes too. If we look at the ethnic garments of each civilization, we will be able to understand the versatility. Each one will be different from the other. In the last session, we had gone through some ethnic wears all around the world and we are continuing the same topic here also. Here are another 10 ethnic wears seen around the world.

1.      Dashiki in West Africa

In the olden days it was mainly used in West Africa, but now this garment is very popular in all African countries. It is worn in formal ceremonies. This ethnic garment is characterized with its V neck.

2.      Tapa Cloth in Pacific Islands

It is also called as the Bark cloth since the material comes from the inner bark. It is also common now a day and is used in formal occasions. It is also used to decorate the walls.

3.      Maori Piupiu in New  Zealand

Piupiu is made using certain grass leaves and it will make a certain pleasing sound while walking. The Maori people use different types of green leaves to make the garments. More ethnic garments are available in the online shopping sites. Grab the best garment with lesser price.

                                                 

4.      Native American Deerskin in North America

It is evident that the natives of America used the deer skin to make their garments. It shows their rank and clan. They decorated their garments with different types of feathers and quills.

5.      Quadrille Dress in Jamaica

Quadrille is a dance form originated in France. This dress is used while performing this art. It went along with the slave masters to Caribbean.   

6.      Pagne in Central Africa

It is a large piece of cloth with different wonderful colors and patterns. It is mainly used as the skirt and can be used to tie babies.

7.      Gakti in Scandinavia

It is mainly used in the Scandinavian region. It describes the marital status and region of the people. It is worn during the special occasions.

8.      Smock Frock in Britain

It is a collaboration of two types of dresses. One is Smock and the other is loose and long frock. This garment is mainly used by the shepherds in Britain.

9.      Lederhosen in Germany

It was mainly used by the hardworking peasants. The flap at the front distinguishes this dress from other trousers.

10.  Traje De Luces in Spain

It is also called suits of light because of the presence of large number of sequences of gold and silver. It is now available in online shopping marts which facilitate easier shopping.