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Saudi Clothing and Traditional Dresses

Saudi Arabia has a rich culture, and clothing is an important part of it. Traditional clothing is often modest, elegant, and connected to the country’s history and climate.

• For Men:

  • Thobe (or Thawb): A long white robe usually worn in daily life.

  • Shemagh or Ghutra: A head covering, often red-and-white checked (shemagh) or plain white (ghutra), held in place with a black cord called Iqal.

  • In winter, men may wear a cloak called Bisht, usually for special occasions.

• For Women:

  • Abaya: A long black cloak worn over clothes, often decorated with embroidery.

  • Hijab or Shayla: A headscarf that covers the hair.

  • In traditional occasions, women may wear colorful dresses with gold embroidery, like the Thobe Al-Nashalin the Hijaz region or Al-Darraa in
    

    
    
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  • Jewelry and accessories are also part of women’s traditional outfits.

These clothes reflect Saudi identity, modesty, and pride in heritage, while modern fashion designers are now mixing tradition with contemporary styles.

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Famous Saudi Model Example

One well-known Saudi model is Taleedah Tamer. She is recognized as the first Saudi international model to walk in Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week. Taleedah has gained attention for representing Saudi women in the global fashion industry while respecting her culture. She has become a symbol of modern Saudi elegance and is inspiring young Saudis interested in fashion.