What are the traditional clothing of Moscow?

Answer 1

they wear the same kind of clothes as us, just lots of warm clothes. (pants, shirts, shoes, just like us nothing different) we all look the same just some people and cultures have traditional clothes and what they would were is like gowns andsandals with a scarf over their head to symbolize there culture. but otherwise not much is different about how they dress

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Answer 2

Men traditionally wore shirts that buttoned down the side, skinny trousers (not on par with skinny jeans, but with a narrower leg than other cultures) and boots.

Women's clothing varied more than men's. Married women covered their heads, while unmarried women did not always do so. Women would wear a shirt, a frock, an apron and a belt. The sleeves of the shirt and the apron itself were often heavily decorated and embroidered. Red was a popular color to wear.

Answer 3

Army fatigues, t-shirts, pointy black shoes like the joker on Batman, worn our jeans, etc. Basically Russian men dress somewhere between a homeless bum and low level, classless thug . . . I am sure this will offend Russians . . . but if you ever have the chance to live there a while you will see for yourself.

Russian ladies on the other hand dress quite well, while embracing and accentuating their unique features.

American women and Russian men would make great partners . . . both get worst in class for minding their looks, fitness, wardrobe, etc. American women because the American lifestyle and liberal crybabies have spoiled them and made them ashamed of what they are - women. While other countries in the world have embraced the unique features of a lady.

Answer 4

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