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16 the best examples of street fashion from different ends of the Earth
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It seems that nowadays fashionable people on the streets of different countries dressed almost identically — on the Western model. Actually it is not so, and each culture brings to the contemporary fashion is something different.
Site looked at stylish guys and girls from around the world and realized that we have much to learn from each other.
Iran
Contrary to accepted belief, Iranian women love bright clothes. In this state, the fashion lovers have to get out, because this is one of the few countries where the dress according to Sharia law is necessary for all women. However, many ladies just casually throw a scarf on the head.
Such conditions create a wonderful mix with modern European fashion.
India
In Indian cities the young and middle-aged people dressed in European, but do not forget about your national dress, putting on her holidays or just because.
Trendsetters mix of Indian fabrics and ornaments, massive decorations and mehendi with Western clothes, and it turns out pretty cool.
South Korea
In South Korea, there was an interesting trend that is gradually conquering the West — steam the clothes. Lovers, spouses and best friends just love to dress in the same style using similar colors.
Originated this custom thousands of years ago when the pair showed their status by the clothes in the same colours.
middle Eastern country
Despite the stereotypes about the Arab world, women here do not like the shapeless black bags.
Muslim women as no one else know how to dress stylish and at the same time mysterious. They choose layered clothes that conceal the figure, and don't avoid bright colors.
Nigeria
The vast majority of Nigerians, unfortunately, lives in poverty, and they have to think about fashion in the least.
But the local elite fashion in high esteem. Take, for example, local fashion week Lagos Fashion Week where you can see the eccentric members of the gold Nigerian youth.
Indonesia
On the streets of Indonesia, all dressed for ranging impact hundreds of cultures and dozens of religions mixed here. But remain unchanged the brightness of the clothes and the willingness to be creative.
This applies to women living under Sharia law. For example, they came up with to wear hats over scarves. Due to the existing conditions in Jakarta, capital of Indonesia, is gradually becoming the Paris of Muslim fashion.
Finland
In Finland it is considered very cool to buy things second-hand and not to boast brands. Also love vintage clothes and hunting for her.
Although many accuse the Finns is that they do not know how to dress, we do not think so. Street fashion Finland harmoniously combines restraint and madness, architecture and the neglect of style.
Japan
The Japanese love to dress stylishly. The most vivid images is the prerogative of young people. Their style is pretty interesting, but too flashy and pretentious. Older people prefer a very modest clothing. Not surprisingly, if you have to work 15 hours a day, and then run into a crowded subway.
Photos on the preview thetehrantimes, lagos_streetstyle
via www.instagram.com/p/-UTkCjx0BA/
It seems that nowadays fashionable people on the streets of different countries dressed almost identically — on the Western model. Actually it is not so, and each culture brings to the contemporary fashion is something different.
Site looked at stylish guys and girls from around the world and realized that we have much to learn from each other.
Iran
Contrary to accepted belief, Iranian women love bright clothes. In this state, the fashion lovers have to get out, because this is one of the few countries where the dress according to Sharia law is necessary for all women. However, many ladies just casually throw a scarf on the head.
Such conditions create a wonderful mix with modern European fashion.
India
In Indian cities the young and middle-aged people dressed in European, but do not forget about your national dress, putting on her holidays or just because.
Trendsetters mix of Indian fabrics and ornaments, massive decorations and mehendi with Western clothes, and it turns out pretty cool.
South Korea
In South Korea, there was an interesting trend that is gradually conquering the West — steam the clothes. Lovers, spouses and best friends just love to dress in the same style using similar colors.
Originated this custom thousands of years ago when the pair showed their status by the clothes in the same colours.
middle Eastern country
Despite the stereotypes about the Arab world, women here do not like the shapeless black bags.
Muslim women as no one else know how to dress stylish and at the same time mysterious. They choose layered clothes that conceal the figure, and don't avoid bright colors.
Nigeria
The vast majority of Nigerians, unfortunately, lives in poverty, and they have to think about fashion in the least.
But the local elite fashion in high esteem. Take, for example, local fashion week Lagos Fashion Week where you can see the eccentric members of the gold Nigerian youth.
Indonesia
On the streets of Indonesia, all dressed for ranging impact hundreds of cultures and dozens of religions mixed here. But remain unchanged the brightness of the clothes and the willingness to be creative.
This applies to women living under Sharia law. For example, they came up with to wear hats over scarves. Due to the existing conditions in Jakarta, capital of Indonesia, is gradually becoming the Paris of Muslim fashion.
Finland
In Finland it is considered very cool to buy things second-hand and not to boast brands. Also love vintage clothes and hunting for her.
Although many accuse the Finns is that they do not know how to dress, we do not think so. Street fashion Finland harmoniously combines restraint and madness, architecture and the neglect of style.
Japan
The Japanese love to dress stylishly. The most vivid images is the prerogative of young people. Their style is pretty interesting, but too flashy and pretentious. Older people prefer a very modest clothing. Not surprisingly, if you have to work 15 hours a day, and then run into a crowded subway.
Photos on the preview thetehrantimes, lagos_streetstyle
via www.instagram.com/p/-UTkCjx0BA/
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