In your country, can you walk along the street in national traditional costumes without being seen oddly?

In your country, can you walk along the street in national traditional costumes without being seen oddly?

Japan: yes

Russia: no

living in Japan for three months as an english teacher does not make Japan "your country"

no
post russian traditional clothes

I'm going to save you some time

Everywhere in the western world : no

Yes

The suit is an evolution of the British day-suit, so yes.

Most of the world now does so.

epic :D

I've been to France and it's pretty obvious that many Maghrebis dress like Westerners

We don't have traditional clothing here.

More or less this stuff, same here in Latvia.

Females

Males

hm not really

Yes we wear blue jeans all the time

Aka pure cancer

Do we have tradtional "costumes"?

t. never been to France

does this mean Latvia should be part of Russia?

you all exaggerate everything

I mean, we were, for a really long time. Russians influenced our culture a lot, so in a way we are both russians and latvians at the same time. I honestly believe it'd be better if we were still a part of Russia, but eh, that's just my opinion.

that's kimono, and too formal to wear in daily life
even her umbrella is too traditional
yukata is more casual and much more common during summer

you obviously haven't visited the muslim districts because they stink and are insecure 0 tourist go here so why do you talk

>I honestly believe it'd be better if we were still a part of Russia

What did they do to you?

Polish folk costume fits with the street of Harajuku

not really
every region had its own traditional costumes and now they're only worn by folk dance groups

For áo dài, no, unless you're obviously a teacher or student.

For áo bà ba, yes, it's "farmers' clothes" and pretty undistrict/normal.

Going to Australia for a day doesn't either you fucking chink.

Me in the pic

Yes you can

Blue jeans and a cowboy hat with cowboy boots? Sure in the southwest and the middle south. Maybe just the south in general idk. And a cowboy hat is reasonably common in the northern middle--> northwest.

Its worn when going to the mosque and accepted as formal clothing so yes.

How is this traditional style in France today?

Quilt isn't common in the current Scotland?

Then what do they dress like?