Mens Bavarian Oktoberfest/Causal Lederhosen Socks Pairs - White

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The staple of a woman’s outfit at Oktoberfest in Munich is a white blouse under a tight-fitting Bavarian dirndl ( DEERN-dul) dress with an apron tied around it. A dirndl dress can come either all in one piece or in two pieces with a separate bodice and skirt. Because dirndls are meant to fit snugly around your sides, most dressmakers suggest that if you are in-between sizes you should consider getting the smaller of the two. An authentic dress for Oktoberfest will have some give to them both from the material and loosening the ties. Stay very far away from this look. We’re talking time zones here. Actually, just watch my Reel on “You might be wearing the wrong thing to Oktoberfest if…”

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Here’s a list of every dirndl and blouse I wore in this post, starting from the top. (Don’t forget to use promo code MYWANDERLUSTYLIFE for 10% off at Rare Dirndl.)Oktoberfest is our favourite event on the European calendar. It’s the world’s most famous beer festival, returning to Munich on 17th September. Essentially a massive celebration of all things Bavarian, the annual 2-week event is hard to beat for a better (and boozy) time. Expect an endless flow of Steins, Pretzels, dancing, traditional dress and true Bavarian fun.

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After various phases of ups and downs, modern traditional costumes with contemporary cuts and fabrics are once again in vogue at the Oktoberfest. However, these often no longer have much in common with the festive attire of the rural population.Women’s Oktoberfest outfit: The Dirndl A traditional Dirndl for Oktoberfest | Pic: Nemoralis as CC for Wikipedia No other traditional clothing is more readily associated with Bavaria (and Germany as a whole) than the Lederhosen. A traditional Lederhosen will be handmade using deer skin or even chamois leather. The embroidery is usually done with quills or green to yellow yarn. These authentic Bavarian Lederhosen are usually prohibitively expensive (starting at about 1,000 US-Dollar) and made to last a lifetime.