The Qashqai women who live in the province of Fars are known for their multi-layered skirts, bright tunics, and lengthy headscarves that blanket a large part of their tunics.
This is how women dressed in Iran in the Qajar period (from 1785 to 1925). Long-sleeved dresses with slits on the sides or white frilled skirts, edged with laces in the bottom, were typical those days.
