#folk fashion

[useless-catalanfacts]

Did you see the Mike Hatsune trend on twitter? So many Catalan Mikus!!!

I hadn't seen it! They're so cool!!

(And by the way, Miku is already Catalan 😉 the software used for her voice —Vocaloid— was created by the Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona)

Say in the comments which one is your favourite!

Miku dancing sardanes wearing traditional clothes (pubilla outfit). By @/itsnailasart

Miku in a calçotada! By @/miden808

Miku castellera and pubilla Miku. By @/SpaceSpheal (also on Tumblr @spacespheal!)

Modern girl Miku who is a monitora de cau. By @/enosst

Miku castellera!! By @/TaySokka

Miku dancing sardanes. By @/NoddlsChikk

Miku with a Tió de Nadal. By @/gatomonogordo

Miku with the dragon, Mic and a calçot. By @/mewvy_y.

Miku dressed as castanyera! By @/lau_artwork

I've reached the photo limit for a Tumblr post but there's more! Say which one is your favourite in the tags. I can't choose just one but I'd say the 1st one, SpaceSpheal's, and the castanyera.

[carigradmergen]

Three girls from across the vast Eurasian steppe, and their really, really tall headdresses!

From left to right: the Russian kokoshnik, the Kazakh saukele, and the Mongol boqtaq.

BTW boqtaqs and kokoshniks could be worn by both married women and brides, while saukeles are normally only worn by brides in their weddings.

[slobozan-shitposting]

Ukrainian folk embroidery on shirts, towels and headscarves.

History of Ukrainian embroidery, Tetiana Kara-Vasylyeva

[eyes-of-nine]

a bit late but i had to keep the tradition going, this year feat. probably the most well known fictional polish icon

[wordsmithic]

Hellenic traditional clothing of a Karagouna, Thessaly

[safije]

Indigenous textiles from the Maguindao tribe, Philippines.

[jasmineiros]

el poder de las trenzas 🇲🇽

[vyvilha]

traditional ukrainian outwear piece called "yupka z perczykamy" (юпка з перчиками — a coat with peppers), poltava oblast

[not-your-asian-fantasy]

@Ake_thweep What the “hair” !!

Fashion can sometimes be quite a handful things to manage. Look at this hairdo. During 1930s, Burmese ladies had adopted the hairdo that features an oversized cylindrical bun. It sat upright on the crown of the head. You can see that the width of the bun is almost the same size as the width of a person’s face !

And here is the trick. Although Burmese people typically leave their hair to grow long, the amount of hair is never enough to sculp up this bun at this size. So, the solution was a hair piece ! The bun that sat gloriously in their heads was entirely a separate hair piece. The wearer’s real hair would be clumped up into a smaller bun before pinning on this hairpiece, leaving the end of their real hair as traces hanging on the side. The hair bun with hanging traces were fashionable among single ladies while for married ones would not have.

The fashion of gigantic hair bun like this remained popular throughout 1930s till WWII before superseded by other styles.

[folkaesthetics]

Traditional Bahraini attire

[useless-catalanfacts]

Getting dressed in traditional Valencian clothes. Interior shirt, starched petticoat, black wrought velvet doublet, wild silk skirt, and lace farfalar.

Video and dress by rodenasdressmaker on Instagram.

[drum-cu-naluci]

fake flowers and a magpie

[hannahgoodall]

John Galliano Fall 2009 ready-to-wear collection

[sumechiayuu]

Forgot i had these doodles sorry i haven't been drawing lately schools been hard for me 💪

[profesors]

◾Serbian girls dressed in serbian traditional clothes from Zlatibor mountain, Western Serbia 🇷🇸

[safije]

A Girl With Many Hats

Afghanistan 2018 ©️ Najibullah Musafer