#Venezuelan traditional clothing is documented like shit omfg
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meitoscringe · 1 year ago
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Venezuela traditional clothes!!
(read below for extra information)
Here's a small simplified guide to Venezuelan traditional clothing
1- Region de los llanos: the first set of clothes (left to right) are known as the face of Venezuela but technically they originate from the "Region de los llanos".
The first 2 outfits are called liqui liqui, they're the national outfit of Venezuela and can be worn both by men and women.
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traditionally they're very simple and light colored but nowadays they come in many different forms. The other 2 dresses have no name but are known as "falda llanera" or "traje típico de joropo" and are used to dance!
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They can be any color and often have flower patterns on them.
2- Region capital: this is the region were the capital is situated. The men here wear liqui liquis or simple outfits (like the one I drew).
The women's clothing is named "Dama antoñona", there's different versions of this costume but they're all rather European looking
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Historically they used to be worn by high ranking rich women but nowadays they're more of a carnival thing
Region Zuliana: once again, the men wear rather simple looking clothes or a version of the liqui liqui. The women wear "mantas guajiras"
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Originally the manta guajira was only the Wayuu peoples's traditional wear, a native American group found in the guajira (land shared between Colombia and Venezuela), but with time the clothing started being worn by the zulians as well.
4- Region andina: this region is the coldest in Venezuela. Men wear a sort of poncho called "Ruana" the women's clothes have no name.
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The dress that I drew in the middle is sometimes used to dance, here's an example
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I've mainly seen it worn by kids tho xd
A few extra things:
-There's more regions but this 4 are the most important ones/the ones that inspired the rest. The Last 2 clothes are an example
-although I gave all the Chibis cowboy hats, we have multiple different types. Those are the most popular ones but if you need a reference for hats feel free to ask lol
-i didn't draw shoes. We do have traditional shoes but I was too tired to draw them. Once again if anyone needs a reference for them ask
-this one is kinda of a no duh, but majority of this clothes aren't worn every day and are only used for patriotism, dances or festivals.
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