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Originally Posted by snowmanxl 
my dad pointed out to me that the middle eastern garb is popular amongst designers now, as a result of me showing him too many damir doma pics
he said, "The euro thing was done, the americana thing was done, and now they are moving onto this type of clothing"
i have a few kva tops that look like "kurtas" (i think).
we need persian bro number 2 to chime in
he said, "The euro thing was done, the americana thing was done, and now they are moving onto this type of clothing"
i have a few kva tops that look like "kurtas" (i think).
we need persian bro number 2 to chime in
I wish the persian bros would chime in. The Koran bros and the Persian bros only chime in for self-hatred not to spread their awesome ethnic wear.
The middle eastern garb is very popular these days, no thanks to the ace fashion sense of Colonel Gaddafi.
But wearing middle eastern garb is always with mixed reactions because some find it stylish and other find it bizarre. I always wear middle eastern garb after I tell my wife to wear a niqab.
Traditional Persian clothes is very cool and looks like pajamas. My wife is Persian and she tells me the word pajama comes from Farsi for leg-coat.
I really want to wear a khafiyeh as well as part of my summer repetoire, but I am afraid for the consequences. We need the Persian bros here to chime in and convince people how to carry it off.
