♥ Die Dirndl Frau Spricht

LIFESTYLE OCTOBER 6, 2013 / 5:50 AM / 5 YEARS AGO Dirndls and brass: Oktoberfest mania spreads beyond beer festival Victoria Bryan, Martinne Geller 5 MIN READ Munich (Reuters) - A decade ago, waitresses at Oktoberfest were the only ones in dirndls, the Bavarian peasant-inspired, corseted dresses featuring white blouses and colored aprons, and trendy Berliners wouldn’t dream of dancing to oompah music in public. Young women (L-R) Carola, Anne, Tanja, Patrizia, Lena and Lisa from Baden-Wuerttemberg pose while wearing traditional Bavarian dirndls at Munich's 180th Oktoberfest October 3, 2013. REUTERS/Michaela Rehle Now, Munich’s annual beer festival is a sea of...

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So many of my friends have asked me,why are you selling dirndls, & lederhosen. Of course I have to say mostly they are not German people asking. I do this, because I whole heatedly enjoy it. This business has provided me an opportunity to study my own heritage further as well as be involved in business.

 ♥  Bavarian Dirndls from Germany ♥

A Dirndl is traditional clothing or "tracht"  worn for formal occasions or celebrations in southern Germany, Austria and Liechtenstein. The Dirndl costume usually consists of a bodice, blouse, full skirt, and apron.The word “Dirndl” originates from southern Germany, where in the regional dialect it originally meant a young woman or girl. The Dirndl was the uniform of Austrian housemaids in the 1800s. Dirndlgewand,” which the word “Dirndl” comes from, means “maid’s dress.” Today, ..