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Beautiful patterns and colours. South African women too fine

Samantha125:
3. Sotho... Married Sotho women are expected to wear shoeshoe dresses and be covered in a Sotho blanket.

How about those who dance in bra-less native outfits? Were you allowed to take their pictures? 😏😏😏😏

Samantha125:
Thanks, but can you guys help me ask Seun to lift this daily limit with regard to the amount of pictures we're supposed to post in a day? It's killing my vibe...😒😒😒

Okay; we will try.

No wonder HIV plenty for that country, their girls do not like to cover their private parts at all.
After publicizing their bodies finish as girls, they are now coverings their bodies as masquerade when they managed to marry.

Wetin concern us with SA people Which mod push this thing go front page? SA no get their own website?

where is xhosa?
mind you in SA being married does not stop a woman from cheating...its a norm to cheat and have what they call ben 10 or side niggas

Well, I got these pictures online.

SmartPolician:
How about those who dance in bra-less native outfits? Were you allowed to take their pictures? 😏😏😏😏

I used to be able to upload as many pictures as I liked back in 2023, but now things have changed... On top of that, the moderators just decided to push my incomplete thread on front page when I clearly stated that it wasn't complete due to the daily limit...🤦🤦🤦

PUNANI01:
We will try though Seun is stingy, he doesn't want to have his own server. Assuming if he get his own server, you can upload as many pictures as you can.

VERY NICE...


I ALWAYS WONDER, WAT WILL HAPPEN IF I EVER REACH SOUTH AFRICA.

Well, Lesotho is also a Sotho land and their attires are the same as those of SA Sothos.

baralatie:
Yes

AFRICAN NATIVE ATTIRES ARE HOT...

WHICHEVER WAY , THEY REPRESENT AN AUTHENTIC AFRICAN STYLE, EASILY IDENTIFABLE.


ONCE U SEE IT, U KNOW THEY ARE AFRICAN AND TOGETHER, THESE FASHION AND DESIGNS ARE SUBSTANTIAL.

Samantha125:
3. Sotho... Married Sotho women are expected to wear shoeshoe dresses and be covered in a Sotho blanket.

married south African women still sleep around so no need for this post

ifihearam:
where is xhosa?
mind you in SA being married does not stop a woman from cheating...its a norm to cheat and have what they call ben 10 or side niggas

Very true.
Their married women are more loose than the single ones

I love South African women. I hate your men, though I don't blame them it's the miscreant Nigerian guys that caused it. I will love to marry one, they are natural and better mannered than our women In Nigeria. When it comes to women we have it worst.

Samantha125:
3. Sotho... Married Sotho women are expected to wear shoeshoe dresses and be covered in a Sotho blanket.

Why do they all have skimpy dresses? Is that due to the weather, cultural, or modern adaptation of the dress?

African culture alot of it are not Godly.

HIV and AIDS infested tribe

Hmmm. Interesting !

Double0h7:
Wow. So the pattern seems to be that women are practically naked when they're single and covered up once they get married. Please share more! I love the fashion and the colours.

It means when you carry married woman, you will be roasted slowly on outside bonfire for a week and half.
The question will be
What have you been doing when she was naked walking about flying to open air what she got?
Examples pictures 4&7

I don't get you, what do you mean they all have skimpy dresses?

Fred2020:
Why do they all have skimpy dresses? Is that due to the weather, cultural, or modern adaptation of the dress?

Ganjafama:
Cool, but, some of the dresses are too multicolored for my liking.

The attires weren’t meant for you. It’s their culture.

Samantha125:
I don't get you, what do you mean they all have skimpy dresses?

these ones...is it weather driven or, cultural or just a modernisation of a traditional outfit

This Samantha125 girl, I am beginning to like you. I love this post. Very enlightening. I love South Africa and I wish we can both respect each other, even if we might not like each other. I love the cultures there, even though I know very little about them, but they look colourful to me. I have always hoped to marry a South African woman I have long since accepted that it is not likely to ever going to happen though).
You can be troublesome, but I admire your spirit. Please always post things like this.

They're cultural without any modern influence... I was going to show you pictures of Bapedi girls from back in the 1800 so that that you can see how they also dressed the same way, but unfortunately, I've reached my daily limit and I can't post anymore pictures... I was also going to show you our modernized girls' attires.

The Pedi girl's upper attire is called muphamana and it is made up of reeds, feather reed grass, if I'm not mistaken while her lower front attire is called lebole, it's made up of woven fiber and the back attire is called ntepa, it's made up of cow hides... They're all hand made by Pedi elderly men and women.

Nigerians' ancestral attires were also revealing, so I don't know why you're acting so confused... In fact, what's your tribe? I want to check something.

Fred2020:
these ones...is it weather driven or, cultural or just a modernisation of a traditional outfit

I was going post threads like this more often, but nairaland's daily limit is discouraging... My posts are usually accompanied with pictures.

And the moderators just decided to immediately push my incomplete thread on front page...🤦🤦🤦

Casham:
This Samantha125 girl, I am beginning to like you. I love this post. Very enlightening. I love South Africa and I wish we can both respect each other, even if we might not like each other. I love the cultures there, even though I know very little about them, but they look colourful to me. I have always hoped to marry a South African woman I have long since accepted that it is not likely to ever going to happen though).
You can be troublesome, but I admire your spirit. Please always post things like this.

Samantha125:
I should open a thread asking nairalanders to state their favorite Nigerian tribes apart from theirs, I want to see something...😂😂😂

Definitely worth is bro,
Despite all the hate online
We still can't do without each other

Samantha125:
They're cultural without any modern influence... I was going to show you pictures of Bapedi girls from back in the 1800 so that that you can see how they also dressed the same way, but unfortunately, I've reached my daily limit and I can't post anymore pictures... I was also going to show you our modernized girls' attires.

The Pedi girl's upper attire is called muphamana and it is made up of reeds, feather reed grass, if I'm not mistaken while her lower front attire is called lebole, it's made up of woven fiber and the back attire is called ntepa, it's made up of cow hides... They're all hand made by Pedi elderly men and women.

Nigerians' ancestral attires were also revealing, so I don't know why you're acting so confused... In fact, what's your tribe? I want to check something.

It's possible I'm wrong here; I'm not sure you'll find many cultures in East, Northern and West Africa with dresses that are revealing (for females), notwithstanding the warmer climate...probably it has to do with the early onset of Christian and muslim missionaries to these regions.

Regardless I will like to see if you find any one similar within these regions.