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(CNN) -- Decked out in voluminous Victorian-style dresses, complete with horn-shaped headgear, the Herero ladies of Namibia have held on tight to a piece of 19th century history. For over a century these women have fiercely protected their dress as a crucial part of their cultural identity. Their style of dressing was influenced by the wives of German missionaries and colonialists who first came to the country in the early 1900s. The long dresses are heavy and reflect the style of the Victorian period with numerous petticoats worn to add fullness to their skirts. They are hand-sewn by the women who add their own personal style and flair.

"The Herero women's long dress has become a symbol of Herero tradition for Herero, tourists, scholars and other

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Vilken är den mest logiska kompletteringen av denna nyhet?. (CNN) -- Utslitna i voluminösa viktorianska stil klänningar, komplett med hornformade huvudbonader, Herero damerna i Namibia har hållit på hårt mot en bit av 1800-talets historia. I över hundra år har dessa kvinnor skyddat sin klädsel som en avgörande del av sin kulturella identitet. Deras klädstil påverkades av fruarna till tyska missionärer och kolonialister som först kom till landet i början av 1900-talet. De långa klänningarna är tunga och speglar stilen i den viktorianska perioden med många underkjolar som bärs för att lägga fullhet till sina kjolar. De är handsydda av kvinnorna som lägger till sin egen personliga stil och stil. "Herero-kvinnornas långa klänning har blivit en symbol för Herero-traditionen för Herero, turister, forskare och andra alternativ: - CNN", tillade hon. - Tyska, tillade hon. -Herero," tillade hon. - Namibia", tillade hon. -Viktorianskt", tillade hon.
What is the most logical addition to this novelty?. (CNN) -- worn out in voluminous Victorian-style dresses, complete with horn-shaped headgear, Herero the ladies of Namibia have been on hard toward a piece of 19th-century history. For over a hundred years, these women have protected their dress as a crucial part of their cultural identity. Their style of dress was influenced by the wives of German missionaries and colonialists who first came to the country in the early 20th century. The long dresses are heavy and reflect the style of the Victorian period with many petticoats worn to add fullness to their skirts. They are handmade by the women who add their own personal style and style. "The Herero women's long dress has become a symbol of Herero tradition for Herero, tourists, researchers and other options: - CNN," she added. German, she added. Herero," she added. Namibia," she added. Victorian," she added.
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Namibia," she added.