AI:List all the wearable a female and make wear from top to bottom from childhood to mature age especially after during marriage. Categorise it by nature and it’s composition.

 Certainly! Here's a comprehensive and organized list of wearables typically worn by females and males, categorized:

From childhood to mature age
Especially during and after marriage
Organized from head to toe
Categorized by type (e.g., functional, decorative, symbolic) and composition (e.g., fabric, metal, synthetic)
FEMALE WEARABLES – Childhood to Adulthood (Including Marriage)
A. HEAD & HAIR
Item Stage of Life Nature Composition
Hairbands / clips Childhood Functional / decorative Plastic, metal, fabric
Hair ties / scrunchies All ages Functional Fabric, elastic
Headscarf / dupatta Teen to adult Cultural / symbolic Cotton, silk, polyester
Maang tikka / matha patti (wedding) Marriage Ceremonial / decorative Gold, silver, imitation metals
Sindoor (vermilion) After marriage (some cultures) Symbolic / religious Red powder (mercury-based or herbal)
Hair jewelry (wedding) Marriage Decorative Gold, imitation, beads
B. FACE & EARS
Item Stage of Life Nature Composition
Earrings / studs Early childhood onward Decorative Gold, silver, plastic, imitation
Nose ring / stud (nath) Teen or post-marriage (region-specific) Cultural / decorative Gold, silver
Bindi Teen to married Symbolic / cultural Sticker, kumkum, herbal
Face veil / niqab (some cultures) Teen to mature Religious / cultural Cotton, chiffon
Spectacles / sunglasses All ages Functional Metal, plastic, glass
C. NECK & SHOULDERS
Item Stage of Life Nature Composition
Necklace / locket Teen to adult Decorative / sentimental Gold, silver, beads
Mangalsutra (post-marriage) After marriage Religious / symbolic Gold & black beads
Scarf / stole / dupatta Teen to adult Modesty / cultural Cotton, silk, wool
Shawl / pashmina Adult to elderly Comfort / style Wool, cashmere, cotton
D. TORSO / UPPER BODY
Item Stage of Life Nature Composition
Tops / shirts / frocks All stages Functional / decorative Cotton, polyester, linen
Undergarments (bras, camisoles) Post-puberty Functional / support Cotton, lace, spandex
Saree blouse / choli (traditional) Post-teen Cultural / ceremonial Silk, cotton, satin
Kurti / tunic Teen to adult Casual / ethnic Cotton, silk blends
Bridal blouse / corset Marriage Ceremonial / decorative Heavily embroidered fabrics
E. WAIST & HIPS
Item Stage of Life Nature Composition
Skirts / lehenga / petticoats All stages Cultural / functional Cotton, silk, net
Waist chains (kamarbandh) Marriage / ceremonial Decorative Gold, silver, imitation
Saree / wedding lehenga Marriage and post-marriage Cultural / symbolic Silk, brocade, georgette
Jeans / pants / leggings Teen to adult Functional Denim, stretch fabric
F. HANDS & FINGERS
Item Stage of Life Nature Composition
Bangles / bracelets Childhood onward Decorative / symbolic Glass, gold, plastic
Engagement ring Post-engagement Symbolic Gold, diamond, silver
Wedding ring After marriage Symbolic Gold, platinum
Mehndi / henna Marriage / festive Decorative / symbolic Henna plant paste
Gloves (cold weather / bridal) Seasonal or ceremonial Protective / decorative Wool, satin, leather
G. LEGS & FEET
Item Stage of Life Nature Composition
Anklets (payal) Childhood onward Cultural / decorative Silver, imitation metal
Toe rings (bichhiya) Post-marriage (Hindu custom) Symbolic Silver
Socks / stockings All stages Functional Cotton, nylon
Shoes / sandals / heels All stages Functional / style Leather, rubber, synthetic
Bridal footwear (mojris, heels) Marriage Decorative Embroidered leather or synthetic
MALE WEARABLES – Childhood to Adulthood (Including Marriage)
A. HEAD & HAIR
Item Stage of Life Nature Composition
Caps / hats Childhood onward Functional / cultural Cotton, wool
Turban / pagdi (ceremonial) Wedding / cultural Symbolic Silk, cotton
Spectacles / sunglasses All ages Functional Plastic, metal
B. FACE & NECK
Item Stage of Life Nature Composition
Beard grooming / beard jewelry (some traditions) Adult Cultural / decorative Metal, beads
Chain / necklace Teen to adult Decorative Gold, silver, beads
Wedding tilak (ceremonial) Wedding Symbolic Kumkum, sandal paste
Scarf / muffler Adult Functional / fashion Wool, cotton
C. TORSO / UPPER BODY
Item Stage of Life Nature Composition
Shirts / t-shirts / kurta All stages Functional Cotton, linen
Undergarments (vests) All stages Functional Cotton, synthetic blends
Sherwani / suit / blazer Wedding, formal Ceremonial / style Brocade, silk, wool
Waistcoat / angavastram Wedding / rituals Symbolic Silk, cotton
D. WAIST & LOWER BODY
Item Stage of Life Nature Composition
Pants / jeans / dhoti / lungi All stages Functional / cultural Cotton, denim
Belt / cummerbund Teen onward Functional / decorative Leather, fabric
Kamarbandh (rare, ceremonial) Marriage Ceremonial Metal, fabric
E. HANDS & FINGERS
Item Stage of Life Nature Composition
Watch / wristband Teen onward Functional / style Leather, metal
Engagement / wedding ring Post-marriage Symbolic Gold, platinum
Religious threads / rakhi Cultural / symbolic Cotton, silk
F. LEGS & FEET
Item Stage of Life Nature Composition
Socks All ages Functional Cotton, wool
Shoes / sandals / formal footwear All ages Functional Leather, synthetic
Wedding shoes (juttis) Marriage Ceremonial Embroidered fabric, leather
Special Notes on Post-Marriage Wearables
Female: Post-marriage symbols like sindoor, mangalsutra, toe rings, and glass bangles are common in many South Asian cultures.
Male: In some cultures, men wear a wedding ring, tilak, or may wear traditional ceremonial garments on special occasions.
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Regionals
ChatGPT said:
Great! Here's an extended list of regional wearables worn by females and males—from childhood to adulthood, especially during/after marriage—with a focus on traditional, cultural, and symbolic dress from around the world. It's categorized by region, gender, age/life stage, and purpose.
REGIONAL WEARABLES – FEMALE & MALE (Top-to-Bottom)
South Asia (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka)
Female
Life Stage Wearable Type Material Symbolic Use
Childhood Salwar kameez, frock Functional Cotton Daily wear
Teen / Adult Saree, lehenga choli, dupatta Cultural / ceremonial Silk, chiffon Festive & religious
Marriage Bridal saree / lehenga, mangalsutra, sindoor, bangles, toe rings Ceremonial / symbolic Silk, gold, glass, silver Marriage symbols
Mature Saree, shawl Cultural / modesty Wool, cotton Daily or religious use
Male
Life Stage Wearable Type Material Symbolic Use
Childhood Kurta pajama Functional Cotton Festive
Adult Dhoti, kurta, sherwani, turban Ceremonial / traditional Silk, brocade Marriage & rituals
Marriage Sherwani, safa (turban), tilak Ceremonial Silk, gold Groom’s identity
Mature Kurta with shawl Modesty Cotton, wool Religious / formal
Japan
Female
Life Stage Wearable Type Material Symbolic Use
Teen School uniform (seifuku), yukata Functional / cultural Cotton Casual or festival
Marriage White kimono (shiromuku), headgear (tsunokakushi) Ceremonial Silk Purity & humility
Mature Furisode, Tomesode kimono Ceremonial / formal Silk Married vs unmarried
Male
Life Stage Wearable Type Material Symbolic Use
Adult Kimono, hakama, haori jacket Traditional / formal Silk, cotton Ceremonial / martial arts
Marriage Montsuki kimono with hakama Ceremonial Black silk Groom's attire
Mature Yukata or simplified kimono Casual / religious Cotton Festivals or rituals
China
Female
Life Stage Wearable Type Material Symbolic Use
Childhood Qipao / cheongsam (modern) Traditional Silk, satin Festivals
Marriage Red bridal qipao or hanfu Ceremonial Embroidered silk Luck, prosperity
Mature Cheongsam, shawl Formal Silk Banquets or rituals
Male
Life Stage Wearable Type Material Symbolic Use
Adult Changshan, mandarin robe Cultural Silk, cotton Weddings / formal
Marriage Embroidered red changshan Ceremonial Brocade Groom’s identity
Mature Long robe or tunic Traditional Cotton, silk Festive or religious
Korea
Female
Life Stage Wearable Type Material Symbolic Use
Childhood Hanbok (vibrant colors) Cultural Cotton, silk Holidays
Marriage Bridal hanbok with ceremonial hairpiece Ceremonial Silk, gold thread Tradition
Mature Dark-colored hanbok Formal Silk Respectful attire
Male
Life Stage Wearable Type Material Symbolic Use
Adult Hanbok (simpler design) Cultural Silk Holidays
Marriage Ceremonial hanbok, hat (gat) Ceremonial Silk, horsehair Formal wedding wear
Mature Traditional robe Religious Hemp, silk Ancestral rites
Middle East (Arab, Persian, Turkish)
Female
Life Stage Wearable Type Material Symbolic Use
Teen / Adult Abaya, hijab, kaftan Cultural / modesty Silk, polyester, cotton Daily & religious
Marriage Gold-trimmed abaya, henna, jewelry Ceremonial Silk, gold Bridal identity
Mature Darker abaya, niqab Religious Cotton, synthetic Modesty & piety
Male
Life Stage Wearable Type Material Symbolic Use
Adult Thobe (dishdasha), keffiyeh Traditional Cotton, wool Daily wear
Marriage White thobe, bisht (cloak), headpiece (agal) Ceremonial Cotton, silk Groom's attire
Mature Dark-colored thobe Respect / modesty Cotton Religious or formal use
Africa (Ethiopia, Nigeria, Ghana, Morocco, etc.)
Female
Life Stage Wearable Type Material Symbolic Use
Teen / Adult Kitenge, Ankara dresses Cultural Wax print fabric Daily & festive
Marriage Head wrap (gele), layered dress, jewelry Ceremonial Brocade, lace Status & culture
Mature Traditional wraps, shawls Modesty Cotton, wool Church or family events
Male
Life Stage Wearable Type Material Symbolic Use
Adult Dashiki, kaftan, agbada Cultural Cotton, embroidered Ceremonial / casual
Marriage Embroidered agbada or robe Ceremonial Silk, cotton Groom’s dress
Mature Robes or wrapped cloth Cultural Wool, cotton Leadership or age roles
Europe (Traditional / Historic)
Female
Region Wearable Purpose Material
Balkans Folk dresses, aprons, headscarves Ceremonial / marriage Cotton, lace
Scandinavia National dress (bunad, etc.) Festive / wedding Wool, embroidery
British Isles Gowns, hats, corsets (historic) Marriage / elite Silk, taffeta
Male
Region Wearable Purpose Material
Germany / Austria Lederhosen Cultural Leather
UK (Scottish) Kilt, sporran, sash Clan identity Wool
Mediterranean Robes, tunics (historic) Traditional Linen, cotton
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