Traditional Clothing and Costumes

The hanbok is a traditional Korean garment worn during formal occasions and festivals.

The sari is a versatile garment that can be draped in various styles and is often worn with a blouse and petticoat.

The kimono is a long, flowing robe that is worn with a sash called an obi.

The dirndl is a dress with a bodice and a skirt, often worn with an apron.

The kilt is a pleated skirt worn by men, often made of tartan fabric.

The poncho is a rectangular piece of fabric with a hole in the center for the head, often worn as a cloak.

The abay is a long, loose-fitting robe worn by women in some Muslim countries.

The caftan is a long, loose-fitting robe worn by both men and women in some Middle Eastern countries.

The ao dai is a long, flowing tunic worn by women in Vietnam.

The cheongsam is a form-fitting dress worn by women in China.

The hanfu is a traditional Chinese garment that is often worn during festivals and special occasions.

The hakama is a pleated skirt worn by men and women in Japan, often paired with a kimono.

The dhoti is a rectangular piece of cloth worn by men in India, often wrapped around the waist and legs.

The lungi is a long piece of cloth worn by men in South Asia, often wrapped around the waist and legs.

The sarong is a long piece of fabric worn by both men and women in Southeast Asia, often wrapped around the waist and legs.