Replying to @biggoatnotthelilone THE HIGH FASHION WORLD CUP | GROUP D The second iteration of the High Fashion World Cup, 48 teams represented with high fashion iterations of their national team kits. GROUP STAGES. 5 groups, 5 videos. 48 teams. You vote for who stays. After the group stages, 32 teams will be eliminated, your votes on who should continue will carry the tournament into a round of 16, After the round of 16 your votes will determine who will be in the quarter, semi, and ultimately the final. Each country gets new looks each round. GROUP D Mexico A reinterpretation of the charro suit, the traditional attire of Mexican horsemen Paraguay This look draws from traditional Paraguayan menswear with the loose white shirt and neckerchief seen in folk costume worn for dances like the danza paraguaya. Morocco Reimagining the Moroccan sherwani, this long, open silhouette is accented with a mint stole draped across the shoulders, and the tied waist echoing the hizām, the traditional sash worn over Moroccan robes. Bosnia This look reworks traditional Bosnian dress, woth the gold sash tied at the waist as a nod to the woven pojas traditionally worn over Bosnian folk dress. Haiti This look channels the chapo pay, the straw hat tied to Haitian farming heritage, paired with a woven bag echoing the Haitian djakout, closely associated with Kouzen Zaka, the lwa of agriculture in Haitian Vodou. Sweden This look leans into Stockholm street style, clean, polished and minimal. Norway This look draws from the bunad, Norway's traditional folk costume featuring a tailored jacket, waistcoat and wide-brimmed hat. Argentina Inspired by multiple pieces of traditional gaucho dress like the bombacha, wide, gathered trousers worn across the Argentine pampas and the rastra, an ornate wide belt traditionally worn by gauchos, as well as 3 gold stars as a nod to Argentinas three World Cup titles. Austria This look plays on the lederhosen, the leather breeches worn in Austrian Tracht, and is layered to closely resemble the Austrian kit. Croatia Drawing from traditional Croatian menswear, the Bode jacket nods to the šahovnica pattern on the national team's kit, and the ruffled sleeve echoes the loose, gathered shirtsleeves seen on Croatian folk dress.
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