dress ethiopian Traditional where Ethiopian cultural attire meets modern style Ethiopian Women's Traditional Chiffon Dress

A busy bag or statement necklace fights the pattern for attention

It is one of the first Australian garments known to bear a makers name, although a charming figured cream silk gown of 1877 labelled Doak and Beattie, two dressmakers who traded from Wynyard Square, Sydney, worn by Agnes Stokes for her wedding is probably earlier

Men must wear full tuxedos, including the jacket, tuxedo shirt, cummerbund, black bow tie, cuff links, and matching pants with a satin stripe

A solid chiffon maxi dress featuring a wrap front v-neckline, ruffle short sleeves, and adjustable front tie, a front slit and side slits

To finish, brown pointy boots gave the look an unexpected, yet welcome rodeo-ready flair