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Different, beautiful, and colorful! These are the most popular words that can be used to describe southern women's clothing. It can be said that the south is the only region of Iran whose coverage is not limited to a specific type of coverage and includes a range of hijab, scarves, and ornaments. Southern Iran has a large population of Arab speakers and Baloch people and has many cultural similarities with neighboring countries. In the meantime, the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf and the eastern neighbors, namely Pakistan and Afghanistan, as well as parts of India, have influenced and accepted the culture of the people of the southern region. Clearly, these influences have first shown themselves in the clothing of southern women, and it speaks of this region's unique culture and traditions. The dress of southern women is a part of the identity, social, and communication customs of the women of this region and has many signs and readings. In the following, we introduce examples of the most important of them. This dress becomes tighter and shorter in Bandar Abbas and central areas such as Kong, Bandar Lange, and Bandar Kham. In cities like Hormuz and Qeshm, by removing the cut around the waist and making it more comprehensive, it is sewn with minor changes under the influence of the Arab shirts of the Persian Gulf countries. Most of the colors used for this shirt are warm and cheerful, such as red, purple, green, magenta, pink, orange, yellow, and rarely turquoise blue. This photo was taken in the Qeshm district and Hormoz village of a port woman wearing a traditional bandari chador.

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