I know it’s not but this image looks like what an AI would produce if you asked for a “traditional Dutch girl dressed for Sunday back in the 19th century”
Niet de lelijkste traditioneel Nederlandse klederdracht die ik ooit gezien heb.
I really like the solar panels.
It always feels like people in other countries are much more in tune with how their country used to be? Maybe it’s just me but I never learned about stuff like this, and I’m not sure where I should
Are those solar panels???
kleine zonnepanelen met trosje LED’s! hoe avant-garde
Ziet er mooi uit
My compliments for the photo! Beautiful!
And people say Europeans have no cultuur
I think that it is good that when jimmy Nelson made this book about indigenous people of continents or countries that he also chose some of the countries that are often only seen as the ones from the advanced world
Must have been rich to walk like that. 😀
Currently “Het Zeeuws Museum” in Middelburg has a temporary exposition on this. This includes a video with a elegant “striptease” of a man and woman in traditional upper class period clothes; taking them off in a beautiful artistic way. It shows you how many layers, strings, pins, accessories and especially actions, were necessary to get (un)dressed. This temporary exposition is small, but for the video, I would recommend it anyway because it shows something most of us, including myself, have no clue about from Dutch history.
Zijn dat spiegeltjes aan de zijkant om te zien of er een fietser voorbij komt sjezen?
Thank you for uploading this gonna use it as an art/painting reference
Ik zag deze foto als onderdeel van een fotoshoot in een magazine op mijn vlucht met KLM gisteren. De hele shoot ging over traditionele Nederlandse kledij.
Baie interessant, hoekem dra sy twee klein sonpanele?
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Its nice. Could you add a source?
The golden ornaments are called ‘Oor ijzers’. They were mostly worn in the northern provinces and Zeeland, in the south.
Het is een foto van Jimmy Nelson, uit zijn boek Between the Sea and the Sky.
Can’t forget those first gen Google glasses!
Dit hoort thuis op /r/oldschoolcool
Metal head avant la lettre.
Ik vind dit soort antieke bloedkralen kettingen zo ongelooflijk mooi en elegant
My sinday outfit consists of old jogging pants and a stained hoodie. How we evolved!
Those rectangles are actually solar cells!
No longer worn nowadays, maybe a hundred years ago.
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Found the picture [here](https://www.jimmynelson.com/product/between-the-sea-and-the-sky/), the girl is in clothes from Zuid-Beveland.
I know it’s not but this image looks like what an AI would produce if you asked for a “traditional Dutch girl dressed for Sunday back in the 19th century”
Niet de lelijkste traditioneel Nederlandse klederdracht die ik ooit gezien heb.
I really like the solar panels.
It always feels like people in other countries are much more in tune with how their country used to be? Maybe it’s just me but I never learned about stuff like this, and I’m not sure where I should
Are those solar panels???
kleine zonnepanelen met trosje LED’s! hoe avant-garde
Ziet er mooi uit
My compliments for the photo! Beautiful!
And people say Europeans have no cultuur
I think that it is good that when jimmy Nelson made this book about indigenous people of continents or countries that he also chose some of the countries that are often only seen as the ones from the advanced world
Must have been rich to walk like that. 😀
Currently “Het Zeeuws Museum” in Middelburg has a temporary exposition on this. This includes a video with a elegant “striptease” of a man and woman in traditional upper class period clothes; taking them off in a beautiful artistic way. It shows you how many layers, strings, pins, accessories and especially actions, were necessary to get (un)dressed. This temporary exposition is small, but for the video, I would recommend it anyway because it shows something most of us, including myself, have no clue about from Dutch history.
Zijn dat spiegeltjes aan de zijkant om te zien of er een fietser voorbij komt sjezen?
Thank you for uploading this gonna use it as an art/painting reference
Ik zag deze foto als onderdeel van een fotoshoot in een magazine op mijn vlucht met KLM gisteren. De hele shoot ging over traditionele Nederlandse kledij.
Baie interessant, hoekem dra sy twee klein sonpanele?