Theres no right answer here, because all of our styles will be different
Sofia: National Academy of Art
There's also the discovery of the ancient Areni-1 shoe (which is said to date back to 3500 BC) where proof of advanced lacing technology could be found
In this case, I obviously went for the contrast outfit-wise
The Sari, India Kilts, Scotland Tracht, Southern Germany and Austria Balinese temple dress, Indonesia Maasai beadwork, Kenya Herero women, Namibia Smi clothing, Lapland Gho, Bhutan Bowler hats, Bolivia Nagaland, northern India Conical hats, Vietnam Flamenco dresses, Andaluca, Spain The ten-gallon Stetson, Texas, USA Sardinian traditional dress, Italy Changing the Guard, Seoul, South Korea The keffiyeh, shemagh or ghutrah, the Middle East Coiffe, Brittany, France Kimono, Japan Menswear, Todos Santos Cuchumatn, Guatemala The Chanel suit, Paris, France Given that learning about traditional garb gains insights into the country they're part of, we've rounded up a few items to give you a lowdown on traditional dress around the world