In 1969, McIntyre, eager to photograph members of the Matsés tribe, who are also called the Mayoruna or Cat-People (the spines they traditionally wear in their lips look like whiskers), got lost in the Amazon after he followed some members of the tribe deeper and deeper into the forest.
Four clubs are banded together not only for their particularly dismal record of repeated disappointments but also by the fact they traditionally wear the same strip.
A teacher (swāmī) traditionally wears a yellow robe (see also Hinduism; Sikhism; Zoroastrianism).
Susan, who traditionally wears blue jeans and a baseball cap, was decked out in Gucci heels, leather pants and two inches of makeup.
And when dancers in white T-shirts filled one side of the stage while dancers in black T-shirts occupied the other, ballet lovers might have recalled that Odette, the virtuous Swan Queen in "Swan Lake," traditionally wears white, while Odile, the evil sorcerer's daughter, wears black.
Performance on 8 multiple-choice questions confirmed that participants possessed a basic knowledge for the official rules of the game (e.g. "How far is the penalty spot from the goal line?": average % correct = 100) and for facts pertaining to professional teams and players (e.g. "Liverpool FC traditionally wears which color at home?": average % correct = 91.67).
A Hawaiian groom traditionally wears white pants and a white shirt with a brightly colored sash around his waist.
A Hawaiian bride traditionally wears a white long, flowing gown with a haku lei, or ring of Hawaiian flowers, around her head.
He often tops that with two items traditionally worn by minorities in the north, including Tajiks, Uzbeks and Turkmens: the chapan, a colorful ankle-length cape, usually in striped silk fabric, and the karakul, a peaked hat made of sheep's fur.
While he did put phylacteries in the backpack, they are not traditionally worn on the Sabbath and therefore are not one of his "Sabbath essentials".
