Clothing and Fashion, Middle East
By: Karaminas, Vicki.
- Mixed influences have enriched and modernized the diverse cultures and produced a custom of dress that bis both progressive and yet still represents its traditional designs.
- Fashion is adapted and chaged by new social orders, local climates and activites.
-Men's attire generally differs within the gender more than women's whose modes of dress have been traditionally dictated by taste and political reform.
- Structure and meaning of clothing caries across regions in design, fabric, shape and ornament.
- They dress modestly due to old traditional views and to cover up from the hot sun, and dust.
-Male populations are normally seen in mid-calf length tunics that were belted at the waist.
-Turban headdresses were made up of a contunuous strip of narrow fabric. Turban sizes varied from small to large depending on social class. Some made the cloth ends as decoration using the silk fabric in weaves.
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