Standard dress of Morocco

Morocco is the gem of the North Africa having coastlines on both the North Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. Morocco has tremendous culture due to the inhabitation of the multi-ethnic population. While traveling to Morocco, the colors of indigenous Berber community and Jewish and Muslim populace can very easily be observed. The nation is a reasonably massive country and its every element has its personal cultural recognition.

A Berber woman in her standard dress ( Image: Angelas Travels )

The Moroccan society is not conservative because Morocco is a peaceful and tourist friendly nation. Morocco has no specific rules and regulation about the clothes but the Moroccans have kept alive the custom to put on the standard dress of Morocco.

A random capture of the Moroccons in their conventional dresses- Allan Old's Image

Moroccans are all round a stylish and wise nation and they favor to dress up with trendy and impressive clothes. Both guys and women put on a very same conventional attire which is called djellaba a extended, loose, hooded garment with full sleeves.

A Moroccon girl wearing classic dress – Angelas Travels

The women of Morocco also wear Caftan or Kaftan which is without a hood in contrast to the djellaba. This dress is especially decorated with the common woman embroidery upon the dress openings and arms. Kaftan is normally worn on the festive occasions and wedding ceremonies by the Moroccan girls.

The Moroccon bride in her classic wedding dress – K. Azzouzi's Image

Another classic cloak made with a delicate fabric and largely in white colour is known as “Haik” which is employed by the Moroccan village girls. In addition to that Gandora is also employed by the Moroccan females which have heavy and fancy stitching and adornments.

A quite Moroccon woman dressed up with the ceremonial dress – ReebA's photo

For all of the Moroccan females the vibrant colored silks and other dainty fabrics are favorites. The craftsmen and tailors apply their particular capabilities to make the ladies dresses desirable and graceful. The females of high class also use a traditional belt which has golden embroidery and exquisite decorations along the edges.

A Moroccon man wearing the traditional outfit and Fez – Grete Howard's Image

 Abernousse is a traditional red cap for the Moroccan guys which they normally use in particular occasions. Abernousse is typically referred to as a Fez. Both guys and females use Balgha, the typical Moroccan slippers without heels and often dyed with yellow.

A Moroccon water seller in his classic costume – Richard Sharrocks image

The traditional dress of Morocco is the accurate reflection of the charming and fascinated Moroccan heritage. Folks of each class in Morocco are very conscious about their dress codes. The classic loose fitting outfits are frequently worn by the folk artists during their presentations whilst the modern Moroccan population is also a lot influenced with the Western style of dressing.

A Moroccon Belly Dancer in her traditional dancing costume – Thomas Grim's Image