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A folk costume (also regional costume, national costume, or traditional garment) expresses an identity through costume, which is usually associated with a geographic area or a period of time in history. It can also indicate social, marital and/or religious status. Such costumes often come in two forms: one for everyday occasions, the other for festivals and formal wear. Below is a collection of 22 stunning color photographs that shows women in their traditional dresses in their counties from the 1900s to 1920s. Alsatian girl Arab girl Austrian girl Belgian girls Dominican girl Dutch girl Egyptian girl French girls German girls Greek girls Hungarian girls Irish girl Japanese girls Mongolian girl Native American girl Norwegian girls Palestinian girls Polish girls Portuguese girl Romanian girl Spanish girl Vietnamese girls
Today, we’re so beyond those items many people couldn’t even name them if they saw it. Take this quiz and see if you are able correctly to guess what these vintage items are.
In 1909, at the very dawn of color photography, the French banker Albert Kahn set out to visually document every culture of the global human family. With the fortune he had amassed selling securities from South African diamond mines and illegal war bonds to the Japanese, Kahn financed a team of photographers to spread across the world taking pictures. Over the next two decades, these artists and ethnographers produced over 70,000 photos across 50 countries, from Ireland to India and everywhere in-between. Indian chief, Crow Indian Reservation, Montana, photographer Edwin Wisherd, 1927. A guy in a cowboy outfit, California, 1920. Leader Naxi people in Tibet, photographer Joseph Rock, about 1927. Ethiopian veterans in traditional attire, photographer Robert Moore, 1930. Dutch photographer Stephane Passet, 1910. Vendian woman (ie Lusatian Serb) in traditional dress, Germany, Hans Gildenbrand, 1931. Residents of Dahomey (now Benin), photographer Frederic Gadmer, 1920. Kurdish women in Iran, photographer Frederic Gadmer, 1920. Breton couple in traditional dress, France, photographer George Chevalier, 1920. Breton group in traditional costumes, photographer Adrien, between 1907 and 1928. Sisters Helene and Denise Lauth in Alsace, France, photographer George Chevalier, 1918. Moroccans, shot from the collection of Albert Kahn, 1910. Moroccan children, 1910. The inhabitants of Ceylon, 1910. Russian woman in traditional dress, Rimsky-Korsakov, between 1908 and 1917. Two Bishari girls standing in front of their homes in Egypt, 1914. Armenian women from a 1912 trip to Istanbul, Turkey. Women from the Macedonian village of Smilevo, 1913. Greek refugees in the Balkans, 1913. A street in Ohrid, Macedonia, 1913. Macedonian men photographed by Auguste Léon in 1913. Moroccan farmers posing for one of Kahn’s photographers, ca. 1912-1913. Women in traditional clothing in Corfu, Greece, 1913. Two men in front of a Hindu temple in Lahore, Pakistan, 1914.
Fashion is an inevitable part of any culture, and fashion has been around for so long that it's hard to pinpoint just how old fashion as a concept and phenomenon is. But fashion, too, has been around for so long that it's becoming increasingly harder to come up with something new, fresh. Enter Gab Bois,
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London photographer Edward Linley Sambourne captured everyday street style around the turn of the 20th century...
Like clothes or other fashion styles from the second half of 19th century, women's hats in this era were also very uncomfortable, and most were awful. Just only few look good. Check out these photos to see how awful they were.
Siobhan Roy's wardrobe on 'Succession' has been a topic of much discussion throughout the series' run. Here's what costume designer Michelle Matland had to say about her style evolution, the Internet's theories and the quiet luxury trend
They were not exactly traditional costumes at this period. They were designed very creatively and so stunning!
Mr & Mrs Lawrence Tibbett arrive in Sydney, 1938 Helen Twelvetrees during the making of Thoroughbred, Sydney, 1936 Arrival of Fuller-Gonsalez Opera Company with hands raised in fascist salute, Sydney, March 1928 Marcelle Boivin, Balmain, Sydney, ca. 1929 Wedding of Donald Bradman to Jessie Menzies, Burwood, Sydney, 1932 Mrs Hare ca. 1874-1908 McNamara-Claire wedding, Bankstown, Sydney, 1936 Mills wedding, Scots' Church, Sydney, 1940 Csergo wedding, Sydney, February 1952 Wedding, Sydney, in the 1920s Riley wedding ca 1940 -1945 Women's dressing room, Theatre Royal, Sydney, 1930's Woman war worker, 1944 Debutantes, Sydney, 1930's Wedding tableau, Sydney, ca. 1930 Milky Way (dairy) exhibition, Sydney Town Hall, 12 August 1955 Young boy with dinky in car workshop while his father services a car, Bondi, 6 October 1955 Young male surfers (The Pier Club Mob) tease Alf Bait Gould about his backless swimsuit (a gift from his girlfriend), Bondi Beach, 10 October 1932 Women in bathing suits on Collaroy Beach, 1908 Country week tennis, 5 January 1937 Second Test, Sydney, 1936 Ingenues arrive, Central Station, Sydney, c. 1920s Grace Bros mannequin parade, Sydney, November 1936 Musical comedy star Dorothy Brunton reading Sid Nicholl's Fashion-plate Fanny in the children's section of The Sun newspaper with a small boy at St. Margaret's Hospital, Sydney, January 1925 Australia’s first women Olympians, Fanny Durack and Mina Wylie, 1912
These female portraits made by an itinerant photographer named Hugh Mangum, who rode the trains to the small towns of North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia. (Duke University Library, via Glamour Daze)
Children’s clothing evolved as time went by during the Victorian era. Many of these styles mirrored the adult styles of the day to some extent. Small girls wore crinoline petticoats like their mothers. There was a significant difference between the clothes worn by girls and their mothers. The length of the skirts worn by little girls was short than their mothers. Around the age of 16 a girls skirt would be full length down to the ankles just like their mothers. In fact, by this time the well to do young ladies would be dressing in the same fashion as adults. Until the late 1800’s girls were still wearing corsets. Below is a collection of 37 vintage portraits of beautiful teenage girls from the Victorian era.
On 2 October 1940, Ludwig Fischer, Governor of the Warsaw District in the occupied General Government of Poland, signed the order to officia...
Here’s something you don’t see everyday Li Xiaofeng makes dresses out of porcelain. Entire dresses are crafted out of the shards of pottery, often shards found at archeological sites. A…
He fully understood the assignment.
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