Brazil project!!!!!! HELP APPRECIATED!!!!!!!!!?

Question

What do brazilians wear?

traditional-

casual-

weddings-

etc. give me anything people! thanks very much!

Answer 1

Our traditional, casual and weddings wear are not so different than in USA.

In fact, we do not have traditional clothes like other people in South America has.

We have dress code inside companies. For example, most companies request men to use tie when working and women to not abuse in their clothes (like short skirt, or any other piece of cloth that expose too much of women body). Other companies also have a summer dress code due to our warm summer (ties are not an obligation in that period).

In weddings during day women can use soft dresses (not too long, not so briliant colors) and during night usually the long dresses are used. They never can use a white dress since this is the bride dress color. Men use complete suit (tuxedo is not required, only for the groom).

Answer 2

"Clothing in Brazil is not very distinctive, and formality has diminished over the past 30 years. Although high society is very fashion-conscious, only senior managers and public servants wear suits and ties to work in the cities; office workers wear casual clothes. In the countryside, jeans, shirts, and dresses of inexpensive cotton are typical. The cowboys of Rio Grande do Sul, known as gauchos, still wear distinctive clothing consisting of ponchos and baggy trousers, while the cowboys of the Northeast, known as vaqueiros, wear hats, coats, and chaps made of leather. In Bahia some women maintain traditional African clothing consisting of long, full skirts, colored shawls, and turbanlike headscarves. Native Americans may wear few clothes and make use of beads and other decorations for personal adornment. They may also use body paint and have distinctive hairstyles. However, except on ceremonial occasions, many Native Americans who are in contact with mainstream Brazilian society have exchanged traditional dress for more contemporary clothing."