Fashion dresses

Traditional Chilean dress is influenced by the country's indigenous Mapuche culture as well as Spanish colonial styles. One common traditional outfit for women in Chile is the chamanto, a poncho-like garment made of wool or silk and often decorated with intricate designs. Women also wear a traditional embroidered blouse called a chupalla, along with a long skirt and boots.

Men in Chile traditionally wear a poncho called a manta, which is often worn over a white shirt and trousers. They also wear a wide-brimmed straw hat called a chupalla, which is a symbol of rural Chilean identity.

In modern times, traditional Chilean dress is mostly worn during festivals and celebrations, while everyday attire is more Western-influenced. However, many Chileans still take pride in their traditional clothing and may incorporate elements of it into their everyday wardrobe.