Fashion dresses

The traditional dress of El Salvador is known as the "traje tipico" or "traje nacional." It is a colorful and intricately embroidered outfit worn by women for special occasions and festivals.

The dress typically consists of a white blouse, known as a "huipil," which is often embroidered with colorful flowers and geometric patterns. The huipil is paired with a long, full skirt, known as a "corte," which is also decorated with intricate embroidery.

Women also wear a headscarf, known as a "tocado," which is often made of brightly colored fabric and tied in a decorative way. Jewelry, such as earrings and necklaces, is also an important part of the traditional Salvadoran dress.

The traje tipico is a symbol of Salvadoran culture and heritage, and is worn with pride by women throughout the country. It is often worn during traditional celebrations, such as Independence Day and religious festivals.