Wear dirndl properly: tricks for the Oktoberfest outfit
1. Tie the bow of the dirndl correctly
Traditional dirndls for the Oktoberfest have an apron tied at the front, around the belly. It is important on which side the bow is worn, because it clarifies the relationship status of the wearer.
The bow On the right side bound means the bearer is taken. The bow on the left indicates that she is single. Besides, the apron should not be longer than the dirndl's skirt. It ends best two to three inches above the hem of the skirt.
2. Right length of dirndl
The dirndl is originally a traditional costume. There are now many variants and forms, but one rule remains: the dirndl should go at least to the knee.
3. Blouse under the dirndl
A blouse under the dirndl is a must. A complete dirndl outfit consists of the Dirndlrockone Dirndl blouse and one Dirndl apron, There are no limits to the design of the blouse - whether white or black, patterned or uni, high-necked or low-cut to highlight the décolleté - what you like is allowed.
4. Matching accessories to the dirndl
The accessories should be used sparingly. The motto is: "Less is more". It should be resorted to traditional jewelry that complements the costume look and harmonizes with it.
5. Shoes to the dirndl
As soon as the dirndl outfit stands, the question remains about the shoes to the dirndl. While pumps are still the most classic variant, lace-up boots or loafers are the comfortable alternative. Even sneakers are more and more frequently combined to costume, but these are not to everyone's taste.
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Shoes for Dirndl: Tips for the Oktoberfest6. Make-up for the dirndl
The make-up should only underline the look and not distract from the dirndl. Accordingly, choose a subtle make-up, which matches the colors of the costume.