Did you know that the traditional saree, which is almost 5,000 years old, can be up to nine meters long and is worn by both women and men? A red sari is considered especially auspicious as a wedding dress.

Most people know that the kilt is part of the male uniform in Scotland, but it is not as well known that women also wore kilts. For example, during the Scottish Rebellion of 1745, when women wore the kilt as a symbol of resistance against British troops.

In Maori culture, women traditionally wore skirts, called "piupiu" during times of war. The skirts were made of several layers of plant fiber to provide protection during battle. Today, they are worn at ceremonies and events and symbolize strength, endurance, and courage.