What kind of dress do they wear in Venezuela?

Answer 1

For work, school, play and everyday life, people dress just like in the US. But the folkloric tradition is as follows:

The most common for men is the "Liquiliqui" . . . an all-white suit-like, with a high neckline. Search Simon Diaz, he is almost always dressed this way in formal pictures. A variation is white pants and a white shirt with a red scarf tied around the neck in a triangle, that falls on the shoulder/back. There are other simplistic "campesino" outfits, but they all wear "apargatas" ~ a sandle of sorts, black yarn on the top and rubber/leather sole.

For women, the formal dress is a colorful, full flowing skirt, cut on the bias, an off the shoulder blouse, with one layer of ruffle across the chest and shoulders and a pony-tail to the side with a habiscus flowers in the hair, near the ear. The skirt length varies from tea-length to floor legnth; but it is always full/wide and you hold the sides in your hands, stretched out or on the hips. The variation includes printed skirts and colorful blouses.

There are other indiginous and farmers clothing.

Answer 2

As opposed to the type of clothing we wear it is almost normal.. a tad bit hot but- well they wear jeans as well as us but they wear t-shirts too. the only thing different is they wear big robe-like cloaks. The more wealthy wear golden robes though.

Answer 3

for women it is a bright colorful skirt, men a high necked white suit with a triangular scarf folded front and back over the neck, usually a bright color.

Answer 4

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