Traditional South African clothing varies between different tribes. However the common garb would be a 2 piece animal hide skirt usually made from buck hide. Some women wear long beaded necklaces which extend over there breasts. In addition, ankle and wrist bead wear is also common. Men in power would pride themselves with extra covering from cheetah skin. That type of dressing would apply to Zulu related tribes including Xhosa. The South Sotho tribe wear a blanket called a seanamarena and a cone shaped hat. Some tribes had major differences in dressing like the Ndebeles whose ladies wind copper around their entire bodies. Venda men wear Scottish skirts.
Today South Africa is a multi-cultural country populated by both native Africans and many long standing immigrant cultures. In general nearly the entire population wears western clothing. The main exception being those traditional Muslims who wear Arabic garments.
There is a booming fashion industry in South Africa with international brands like Guess, Levi, Soviet, Diesel etc crowding the market.
There are also many European-South Africans, Indian-South Africans, Portugese-South Africans, Malay-South Africans, Chinese-South Africans and so on. Each has a different cultural attire based on their land of origin.
Well...its longer than a shirt, but it doesnt stick you legs like pants or shorts. Its kind of like a shirt and skirt together. Oh a South African dress? Well I hear Google Images is just great for that kind of thing.
Only if you go to primary or High School. There is no physical code that you have to adhere to on a everyday basis. Nothing like a restriction to your shoulders showing or the lenght of a skirt. You do have the black religions and cultures that wantyou to wear certain clothing, but there is no big fuzz about what you are wearing. As long as you are comfortable.
Bear in mind that Africa comprises 54 sovereign countries, and that most African countries have different traditional dress. In South Africa, for example, there are different traditional garbs between the various tribes.(See the Related link to an online website where you can buy traditional African clothing for men.)
South Africa is a very westernized country. We generally keep up with the latest trends in hair and clothing etc. However many Black Africans still wear traditional clothing, very loose fitting, colourful garments. (look up traditional clothing, Southern Africa in wikipedia)
Since South Africa has an English heritage. I would go with traditional English Christmas carols.
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The traditional dress in Africa is whatecer their religion is. Their traditional dress is what religion they are (eg. Hinduism wears hinu clothes
They are their own countries with traditional monarchies and have no desire to be a part of South Africa.
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Bear in mind that Africa comprises 54 sovereign countries, and that most African countries have different traditional dress. In South Africa, for example, there are different traditional garbs between the various tribes.(See the Related link to an online website where you can buy traditional African clothing for men.)
South Africa is a very westernized country. We generally keep up with the latest trends in hair and clothing etc. However many Black Africans still wear traditional clothing, very loose fitting, colourful garments. (look up traditional clothing, Southern Africa in wikipedia)
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THO is the Traditional Healers Organisation (South Africa).
Calabash have been used as drinking vessels by the Zulu tribe in South Africa.
Since South Africa has an English heritage. I would go with traditional English Christmas carols.
On of the biggest traditions and beliefs in South Africa is traditional healing. To South Africa healing, the physical, psychological, spiritual and ancestral worlds is of great importance.