ceremonial garments
Formal occasion clothing
Ceremonial garments are clothing worn for formal rituals, religious rites, or official occasions rather than everyday use.
The term encompasses priestly vestments, academic robes, judicial gowns, and traditional dress worn at weddings, coronations, or sacred ceremonies.
Such garments typically carry symbolic meaning and mark the wearer's role or the occasion's significance: The priest donned his ceremonial garments before mass.
- stoleTook without permission
- chasubleLiturgical overgarment for clergy
- albLiturgical white robe
- kimonoWraparound Japanese garment
- hanbokTraditional Korean clothing ensemble
surplice · mortarboard · formal attire · kippah · dress blues · wedding dress · hijab · dashiki · phylacteries · prayer shawl · dhoti · crown · vestments · sacred vestments · regalia · full regalia · turban · choir robe
- Native Craftsnative crafts, moccasins, beaded moccasins, dreamcatchers, war bonnet
- Andean attireponcho, manta, ponchos, layered skirts, bowler hat
- Bogolanfinicotton cloth, geometric patterns, protective symbols, fertility symbols, black pigment
- Malaysian attiresarong, hijab, headscarf, pending, wedding attire
- Mesoamerican textilesserape, sarape, faja, cochineal, indigo
- initiation ritesrite of passage, initiation rite, walkabout, tribal initiation, puberty rites
ceremonial garmentseveryday wear
Ordinary daily clothing
street clothes · work clothes · loungewear · athleisure · weekend wear
ceremonial garmentsplain clothes
Non-uniform civilian dress
workwear · mufti · uniforms · bare essentials · plain dress