•An element of surface culture which helps
distinguish one culture from another and even between subcultures within a
culture.
•It may be much more than just an
adaptation to the physical environment.
•It may be also an expression of concepts
held within the deep culture of the society.
Guatemala
•Clothing style of women and girls in the Quichè
highlands of western Guatemala.
•While it is more common in
developing countries to see women and girls wearing traditional clothing (with
men more commonly wearing western-style clothing), men in rural regions may
still prefer traditional styles of dress (Santiago Atitlàn,
Guatemala).
Samoa
•Samoan chief in traditional clothing.
Notice the tattoo adornment on leg and
torso also.
Spain
•Spanish girls dancing at a feria (a
fair), Jerez, Spain. In western, developed countries some styles of folk dress
may still be worn.
China
•A popular style of clothing among young
Chinese males.
•The ubiquitous Mao suit; a garment of
choice in China since 1949 when the communist/Maoist era began.
Kazakhstan
•Kazakh rider in the Alatau
range south of Almaty, Kazakhstan; a region of the world traditionally
inhabited by nomadic horsemen.
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