Finding the perfect German dirndl can be a daunting task. With so many types of dirndl outfits, styles, colors and fabrics (like silk or lace) available, there is something for everyone.
Whether you are looking for contemporary dirndls in a modern and trendy style or something more traditional, it is important to find the right length of German dirndl skirt to suit your body type and personality.
Every year the runways are full of eye-catching fashion trends that trickle their way down to our closets and I have been keeping an eye on not only those fashions, but also what's going on in the dirndl fashion world. A traditional outfit never really goes out of style, but there are definitely fabrics, styles and colours that come and go.
There are some fun trends and unexpected going on right now and here is how I predict they will make their way to Oktoberfest 2023.
Dirndl lacing is an essential part of the classic dirndl experience. It's a traditional way of tying the bodice that has been used for centuries, and it gives each dirndl dress its unique look and helps accentuate our curves.
Although the winter months are not typically the season for wearing dirndls, those who love dirndls will find a way! And let’s not forget that sometimes the fall (which is totally dirndl wearing season) can often be chilly as well.
Being a Dirndl designer, it is part of my job to make sure you are ready for any trip to Oktoberfest in Munich you may take, so here is my complete step-by-step guide to wearing a Dirndl at Oktoberfest.
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As always, ideas and opinions expressed in this post are entirely my own. - Erika
