Autumn is approaching and one of the most popular German events is imminent - the Oktoberfest . After a two -year -old pause, millions of people long for this event. The biggest highlight of this folk festival is the dirndl.

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It flatters the female figure and is a real eye -catcher. In 2022, some dirndl styles on the rise and there are already a few trends for the next few years.
Gentle colors and earth tones
The dirndl color trends are changing. It is striking that restless patterns and colorful combinations are hardly worn. Instead, pastel tones and gentle or strong earth colors are particularly popular.
Some classics also remain trendy. In 2022 you wear deep blue dirndls, intense green and shiny red. These colors have always been an integral part of the dirndl catalogs. Current and also in the upcoming trends are in great demand: close colors:
- Khaki
- Beige
- Gray
- Green
These color trends can also be found in the area of the designer dirndl . The Oktoberfest is of great cultural importance. It is not surprising that you reach deep into your pocket for a dirndl and choose a designer model. If you choose bright colors, the dirndl has a clear design without striking patterns. This makes it elegant and graceful at the same time.

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Cotton and longer cuts
Although top can still be found in the dirndl designs, from 2022 you will access dirndl blouses with a clear, straightforward design. Not only in other fashion areas or in the interior you prefer natural, clear lines and materials , such as the boho style or Scandinavian design .
More and more women are wearing longer cuts. Instead of a mini dirndl, the trend towards longer dirndls and excerpts develops that no longer show as deep. Although alcohol flows plenty of alcohol, the Oktoberfest is an event where women feel good and, by tying the dirndl loop, clear dating rules can be seen from afar.
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Culture and fashion combined
Dirndl are not only worn for Oktoberfest. In many regions, the dirndl is part of the church consecration, the Christmas fair and other traditional occasions. In Germany, Austria and Switzerland, it is carried to a wide range of occasions. You have several dirndls that meet the special celebrations. Depending on the occasion, traditional fabrics and colors are chosen.
These remain in trend and look back on a long tradition. The current trends reflect on old traditions. You prefer to choose dirndls made of cotton. The apron consists of silk. All rarely can you choose for the bodice. This trend is declining. Instead, cotton is preferred.
Sustainability at a glance
Dirndl are sustainable. If you wear them on traditional occasions, they are often kept for decades and even inherited to the next generation. A dirndl is not a fast fashion product, but traditional and high quality. No wonder that you carefully select your model and place on high -quality fabrics and subtle colors that have not yet come out of fashion even in many years.
The dirndl trends change slowly. 2022 and in the coming years you prefer to choose high -quality cotton, simple cuts and natural colors. Classic designs also continue to be approved and have a permanent place in the dirndl catalogs.

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