7 Beautiful Traditional Outfits from Different Cultures

Kilts represent all things Scottish and are especially prominent at Scottish Highland Games.

 

 The Maasai are known for their stunning attire, including brilliant red cloth and intricate beadwork, with a bride’s collar being the pinnacle of Maasai craftsmanship.

The traditional dress of Herero women is an adaptation of Victorian dress, featuring a full, floor-length skirt, fitted bodice with puffed sleeves, and a horn-shaped hat.

 

 In Bhutan, the national dress is obligatory. For men, it's the gho, a knee-length gown tied at the waist. For women, it's typically an ankle-length dress called a kira.

Kimonos are the ultimate symbol of traditional Japanese culture, developed from the seventeenth century onwards as the main item of dress for men and women.

The conical hat, or non la, is an essential and recognizable accessory throughout Vietnam.

The Hanbok is the traditional clothing of Korea, often vibrant in color with simple lines and no pockets. It usually comprises a jacket, a blouse, and a wrap-around skirt.