So here I am in all my glory on Dress Like You're From Another Country Day at school. The Egyptian Galabeya won over the sari and the kimono due to the comfort factor. Except for the head scarf (which I had on all wrong but didn't feel like pinning in place,) it was like wearing my jammies all day.I bought the galabeya and hijab (head scarf) on my trip to Egypt last spring. I kind of have this thing about clothing from other places; I try to pick some traditional clothing up where ever I go. I still can't believe that I get to go back to Egypt again in about three weeks. Three weeks! More on that soon...
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You look mah-velous, dah-ling! Love the embroidery on that. And you get to go to Egypt AGAIN?????? *swoon*
I'd send you traditional Hungarian clothing, but that's really just lowrise jeans and nylons:) Not missing anything here!
What an awesome outfit! I love all the colors! And you will going to Egypt again and get to see your folks soon - how fun!!
Very lovely! How many countries were represented in all?
Wearing a headscarf is an acquired art, I think. Whenever I attend or visit an Orthodox Church I always make sure to cover my head....and am often not sure exactly how best to do it! I'm obviously not from a tradition in which one learns this sort of a thing!
How exciting! How are you getting the opportunity to go again?!
You look great! Love the bright colors and all the embroidery detail.
the perfect outfit...so glad you're getting to go back and see your mom. take lots of pictures.
You look fabulous...would love to see pics of some of the other dress as well. Have a wonderful trip what a wonderful opportunity.
Will look forward to seeing lots of pictures!
Diane
What a fun day! I have never been able to figure out how they do those scarves.
A trip to Egypt sounds awesome!
Beautiful outfit. Another trip to Egypt, lucky you :o)
Looks great! Hope the three weeks go by quickly until you get to Egypt and your mom again.
Gorgeous outfit -- you look wonderful!
And another trip to Egypt?!?! Yippee!!!
Random trivia about me: I used to wear a sari regularly, when I was pretty young, and living on a farm with a whole bunch of hippies. my mom believes they are the most practical garment ever to do chores in. Sorry, mom, I beg to differ! lol
I can't see your whole picture! It cuts off somewhere just below the shoulders..boo.
I can't wait to see your trip pictures! I've never been anywhere that exotic really, for all my travelling..very jealous, lol!
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