According to the clothes and style of a person you can find out where he comes from, how old he is, and also what class he belongs to. It is worth noting that the national Uzbek costume can tell a lot about its owner, because in the patterns of numerous embroideries whole messages are encrypted. It is very bright, beautiful, comfortable, and most importantly, it is an important part of the rich cultural traditions. In the national costumes, the way of life of the people is clearly reflected.
Of course, at the present time you will hardly find a person in his national clothes, but on traditional Uzbek holidays this is a mandatory rule. It should be noted that in some small villages there were residents who wear national dresses both on holidays and in everyday life.
Uzbek national dresses
So, if we are talking about the female Uzbek national costume, it consists of two main elements, namely the trousers and the dress from the khan-atlas, which has a tunic-shaped cut. However, that's not all. Women have such an obligatory attribute as a headdress. It is presented in the form of three main elements:
- turban;
- skullcaps;
- handkerchief.
Ornaments for Uzbek women are very important. So, to the national one, it is customary to wear gold or silver accessories in the form of chains, rings, earrings. The styles of Uzbek dresses are constructed in such a way as to add a beautiful lady of femininity and refinement. Uzbek dresses with pants and other accessories make up a single whole, and perfectly frame the female body.
Modern Uzbek dresses
To date, trendy Uzbek dresses have a free style, with coquins gathered on the back and chest, sewn sleeves and a standing collar . Nevertheless, no less important attention is paid to modern elegant dresses of improved and more fitting cut. Also, instead of chapan, women wear elegant jumpers, jackets or a light coat. Uzbek evening dresses are mostly shed from fashionable fabrics in modern European style. As for national dresses, they even now remain modest, with all the elements and attributes of Uzbek culture. They are usually worn for festive occasions.
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