Traditional Clothing Style of Brazilian Men

Brazil is one of the major immigrant countries in the world, which is greatly influenced by external factors. In Brazil, people who dress neatly and seriously are recognized, and those who are honest and law-abiding are respected. Although most parts of Brazil are in the tropics, and the temperature is high, there is no need to wear a lot of clothes, but Brazilians pay great attention to wearing them: even in hot weather, people are used to wearing long gowns and trousers, and people wearing shorts are rarely seen in the streets. Men who work in institutions and schools always wear suits and ties. Different from men, Brazilian women dress casually, usually wearing dresses or short skirts, and the color matching is very harmonious. Of all the colors, Brazilians are most afraid of purple and tan. Perhaps because of the hot weather, many young girls have short coats with a waist in the middle. When shopping in stores, especially in banks or jewelry stores, people dress neatly and generally do not wear jeans and other clothes, which has become an established habit. In some tourist attractions in Brazil, there are even rigid rules about clothing: for example, when visiting the Presidential Palace "Plateau Palace" and the High Court "Justice Palace", men are allowed to wear long gowns and trousers, while women are allowed to wear skirts. Some places in Brazil have their own unique habit of wearing hats. In Nagens, a woman's marital status can be seen from the way she wears a hat: the hat leans to the left to indicate unmarried, while the hat leans to the right to indicate that she has just lost a relative.

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