dirndl
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Definition
- Noun:
- A dress with a tight bodice and a full skirt: A traditional style of women's dress, often associated with Alpine regions like Germany and Austria, featuring a close-fitting upper part and a wide, gathered skirt.
- A full skirt with a gathered waistband: A separate skirt, cut full and gathered at the waist, which is a component of the traditional dirndl dress.
Usage Examples
- Noun (Dress):
- She wore a beautiful blue dirndl to the Oktoberfest celebration.
- The traditional dirndl often includes an apron and a blouse.
- Noun (Skirt):
- Her outfit consisted of a white blouse and a green dirndl.
- The dirndl was made of a heavy, embroidered fabric.
Advanced Usage
- The term "dirndl" can refer to the complete traditional ensemble, which typically includes a blouse, a bodice, a full skirt, and an apron.
- For the cultural festival, she assembled an authentic dirndl with all the correct components.
- In modern fashion, elements of the dirndl silhouette, such as the fitted bodice and full skirt, are sometimes adapted.
- The designer's new collection features evening gowns with a dirndl-inspired shape.
Variants and Related Words
- Dirndl skirt (n): Specifically refers to the full, gathered skirt part of the dress.
- She paired the dirndl skirt with a simple knit top.
Synonyms
- Peasant dress: A loose term for a dress with a similar rustic, folk-inspired style, though not specifically Alpine.
- Alpine dress: A more general term for traditional clothing from Alpine regions.
Related Phrases
- Diminutive forms: The word "dirndl" itself is derived from a diminutive form of "Dirn," a Bavarian-Austrian dialect word for a young woman or girl.
Noun
- a dress with a tight bodice and full skirt
- a full skirt with a gathered waistband