need to describe the traits and cultural significance of traditional clothes as they relate to nonverbal comm.
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did you try doing a search on a country first like japan and traditional clothing and do each country one by one? or look up in wikipedia or do a yahoo search on tradional clothing you do know about like kilts in scotland or the robes a juge wears or uniforms , convict clothes,women covering face or everything except eyes,\nnonverbally our clothes can communicate our social status or authority, our religious beliefs or belonging to a group,professional attire communicates innocence,respectability,good,orange uniform or jailhouse jumpsuits communicate angerous guilty bad and a females attire is often misinterpreted to communicate her sexual experience or promiscuity level,
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Mostly Western clothing, but many of the African people also wear traditional clothes, which varies from ethnic group to ethnic group. Indian people often wear traditional Indian clothes.
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I guess you could make the argument that the way people dress is a form of expression (be it religious or otherwise) and thus requiring people to dress a certain way or discriminating against those who dont might be in violation of the first ammendment.
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Mainly clothing and Textiles
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not have a beard -- dopey\n\nhad glasses -- doc
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A nice, DEMURE shirt and dress slacks.  Stay on the conservative side.  You want to portray respectability, confidence, and trustworthiness.\n\nYou should expect them to ask about any skills you may have, how you plan to get to work, what days you'd be available.  If I remember correctly (from friends, I never worked there), they may even give you a personality type quiz, like "what would you do if you saw a co-worker steal merchandise?"\n\nGL!!
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You are thinking of Sikhs.\n\nThey have the five K's, similar to the five pillars in islam:\n\nKanga (comb)\nKarra (the metal bracelet you are thinking of)\nKacha (cotton underpants)\nKarpan (small dagger or sword)\nKes (unshaven or un-cut hair)\n\nThe link below gives information about muslim clothes etc
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a distinctive cultural traditon, behavior, land, etc... that can be associated with a group of people
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It not how they look with clothes that matters, it how they look without that matters.
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It depends on the person, and how interested they are in joining groups.\n\nCertain styles and brands convey certain messages - I'm rich, I'm fashion-conscious, I'm cool, I'm a thug, I have ethnic or racial pride, etc.  More conservative styles convey a willingness to fit in in the business or corporate world.  \n\nSometimes clothing projects a desire not to identify with any group.  I favor simple, nondescript clothing with no obvious branding, because I am not a joiner and don't want to convey messages, especially the messages of some marketing department.  (For example, right now: plain unbranded blue T-shirt from Target, straight blue jeans from L.L.Bean with plain brown belt, white Hanes sweat socks, simple grey Skagen watch, no jewelry.)
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awesome costume\nsculpted bodies\ncraving for justice\nsecret identity\nunique power all their own\nalienation from people or socializing\na weakness\nsomeone they love but can't love in fear of jeopardizing their life\nMissing parent(s)\nSecret lair,hideout
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Common sense\nEnough clothes\nMoney\nHair dryer\nThe right attitude.
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Hey, I'mnot sure what you mean by traditional clothes, but we've got a typical dress for men who is called "liki-liki" and is kind of a white suit without tie nad is made from a special kind of fabric. For women it's usually a flowered long A skirt with a white blouse (I don't know how to explain the model of the blouse). \nIf you are talking about what we use all the time is just regular clothing, jeans, sandals, t-shirts,etc. It depends oon the style.
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I know nothing about the culture, but encountered these articles which seem to be comprehensive.  Thought I'd share them with you:
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Cultural mores and tradition.
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This page has links involving behavior and attire expected from people in the Victorian era.  You can find at least 5 things on here.\n\nhttp://www.victoriaspast.com/VictorianGentlemen/dadsdesk.html
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A nice collar shirt\nDress pants\nDress shoes