Dirndl
/ˈdɪrn(d)l/noun
A dress worn by women, traditionally from Germany and Austria, featuring a fitted bodice, full skirt, and apron.
She wore a beautiful dirndl to the festival, celebrating her heritage.
Often appears as...
- Oktoberfest dirndl
- traditional dirndl
Usage tips
Neutral
traditional clothing, folk dress, festival attire
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Cultural Significance
The dirndl is more than just a dress; it is a symbol of cultural heritage.
Women often wear dirndls to celebrate festivals and cultural events.
Pro Tip 2/3Modern Adaptations
Dirndls have evolved and are now available in various contemporary styles.
Many fashion designers create modern dirndls that retain traditional elements.
Pro Tip 3/3Color Variations
Dirndls come in many colors and patterns, each representing different regions or styles.
A bright green dirndl might indicate a different tradition than a dark blue one.
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lederhosenkiltsarikimono
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