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== Ottomans reshaping Serbian attire ==
Serbia’s long history under Ottoman rule had a significant impact on its traditional attire, but the country also underwent notable changes as it regained autonomy and sought to modernize.
Ottoman Influence: The centuries of Ottoman rule left a deep imprint on Serbian clothing, especially in urban areas and regions that were under direct Ottoman control. Traditional Serbian attire during the Ottoman period incorporated many Ottoman elements, such as:
Fez and Fes: The fez (a brimless, cylindrical hat) was worn by men in both Serbia and other Ottoman territories. Over time, local variations developed, but the fez remained a visible symbol of Ottoman influence.
Regional Variation: In rural areas, especially in southern Serbia and the regions bordering Kosovo and Herzegovinaitional dress retained more Ottoman features for a longer period. Rural men and women continued wearing dimije, jelek (a sleeveless jacket), and opanak well into the late 19th and early 20th centuries. [[User:Yelloworange12|Yelloworange12]] ([[User talk:Yelloworange12|talk]]) 21:40, 28 August 2024 (UTC)
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