The dirndl was the uniform of the Austrian servants. Traditionally,
every village even had its own particular style of this dress, in
accordance with the concept of tracht. The dirndl comprises many
garments that make up the entire outfit. It was made up of a fitted
bodice which was worn with a blouse, a full skirt, petticoat, and an
apron. The blouse was generally made of either cotton or lace. Some
women chose to wear the outfit without a blouse. The apron was more
often than not of a contrasting color. For festive occasions, the dirndl
was often accentuated with embroidery, elaborate hats, and accessories
like lace, ribbons, trims, etc., that were plaited.
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