- A
dirndl (German: [
ˈdɪʁndl̩] ) is a
feminine dress which originated in German-speaking
areas of the Alps. It is
traditionally worn by
women and girls...
- worn
under the
bodice of the
dirndl. It is
cropped above the midriff. The
blouse changes the
overall effect of the
dirndl especially through the cut of...
-
fabric garments. Today, they are
mostly worn as leisurewear.
Lederhosen and
dirndl attire are also
common at
Oktoberfest events around the world. La Couturière...
- pp. 247–260.
Monika Ständecke:
Dirndl, Truhen, Edelweiss: die
Volkskunst der Brüder Wallach. (in German) /
Dirndls, Trunks, and Edelweiss. The Folk...
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Season 1.
Episode 9. 31
October 2023. MTV / Paramount+ / WOW
Presents Plus. "
Dirndl Makeover". Drag Race Germany.
Season 1.
Episode 10. 7
November 2023. MTV...
- that the
bodice in
France was frilled, in
Austria took the form of the
dirndl, and in Bulgaria, it had a gold stomacher.
Other styles seen in the 19th...
-
became part of a
state government for the
first time. It was
dubbed the "
Dirndl coalition",
after a
traditional dress which is
coloured similarly to the...
- is that of Tyrol,
consisting of the
characteristic Tyrolean tracht and
dirndls.
Belgium – Bleu sårot (Wallonia)
Germany –
Every state has its own specific...
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their time. A
similar tradition exists in
Bavaria with the knot of the
Dirndl. It is
commonly worn with
Yoruba casual attire and
required wearing when...
- were less tied to the
older forms. For the Schuhplattler,
lederhosen and
dirndls are a must.
These range from the simple,
practical styles that have been...
