There is no "typical" Chinese costume, although today, if any one style of clothing epitomises "Chineseness", it would be the Cheongsam, or Qipao, which evolved from ancient clothing of the Manchu ethnic minority. Popular because it fits the Chinese female figure well, has simple lines and looks elegant; it is suitable for wearing in all seasons by young or old and can either be long or short. It is recognised around the world and has inspired many foreign adaptations because of its simple yet exotic lines. It is popularly worn in northern China as the wedding dress, traditionally Red, embroidered with elaborate gold and silver designs. Brides in southern China wear Qipao or a two-piece dress name Qungua or Kwa, which is also elaborately adorned with a gold dragon and phoenix pattern.
The traditional clothes of Makassar is baju bodo.
There are no only a kind of traditional French clothes. It is as the cheeses: each French region has its specific traditional clothes and folklore.
Most people would think of Hanfu, from the Han dynasty or the modern qipao. However, China is very vast and so clothing differs from region to region.
The same as everywhere else as they are probably made in China these days The more traditional dress is made from cotton
Yes they do! They wear traditional clothes!
yes it is traditional motives of clothes,
kenya traditional clothes
Ok well the traditional hawaiian clothes are an aloha skirt ( which is only for special occasions
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Hanbok is a Korean traditional garment derived from Chinese traditional clothes called Hanfu. Han means Chinese people, and bok means clothes in Korean. Hanbok is an important cultural motif showing strong cultural connection between mainland China and Korea.
The same kind of clothes you wear here. And there traditional clothes.
The more expensive clothes come from Europe and the lower end clothes are from India and China