Asian civilization is usually regarded as the world’s oldest community. The historic modernizations of countries such as China and Japan in the previous century sparked interest among people worldwide in understanding the necessity of preserving traditional lifestyles. Keeping traditional clothing such as a hanbok dress for a wedding ceremony, for example, is one of the most important traditions that most people should never overlook. Here are some examples of traditional wedding attire from Eclectic House:

Bridesmaids’ Kimono

The kimono is a traditional Japanese bridal garment with T-shaped, straight-lined necks and full-length sleeves. Both men and women can wear kimono attire. Women, on the other hand, are the ones who wear them nowadays, especially for important occasions like weddings.

Sari and Salwar.

Traditional wedding attire for Indian ladies is salwar and sari. Sari and Salwar are often made up of a long tunic called kameez and lose pants called salwar. A sari is made up of 6 meters of fabric coiled into a skirt and thrown over the shoulder.

Hanbok kimono

Hanbok is a traditional Korean dress, also known as Han-guk-pokshik, that embodies Korean culture. It also has a top section known as Jeogori, which is designed with long sleeves that resemble those of a shirt. The majority of males prefer to wear it stretched down to their waist. Chima is a type of skirt worn by women, and paji is a type of loose skirt worn by males.

Kebaya

Kebaya a costume made from Indonesia, named after the Arabic word Kaba, which means “clothes.” Kaba was brought to Indonesia by the Portuguese. Kebaya includes an open-fronted, long-sleeved garment explicitly designed for ladies.

Tagalog barong

Barong is a brightly colored traditional Philippine outfit. Men’s barong design is an overblown outer shirt that is often worn untucked. Barong also has collars, a horizontal mid-thigh cut, and long sleeves. For a particular occasion, women’s designs are extensively starched and paired with a matching long skirt.

Traditional Sambot clothing is seen as a symbol of distinction and identity among Sambot Cambodians. Sambot is a type of lower garment worn by both men and women. Sambot is a rectangular garment that is around 3 meters long and 1 meter wide. Wrap the dress around your waist and stretch it away from your body to wear the Sambot costume.

Baju Melayu and Baju Kurung

Kurung and Baju Melayu are traditional men’s outfits that consist of two primary parts: shirt and pants. Baju Gurung is a form of women’s clothing featuring a skirt and a shirt. They are also traditional to wear and represent a cultural way of life. A rectangular piece of clothing is also held on the shoulders in another design. You can also choose from a wide choice of Eclectic House costumes, such as Hanbok dress types, for a wedding ceremony or any special occasion.