<p>What does a woman do when she dresses up, when she meticulously threads together styling her unconventionally-dyed hair, her loud nail-art, and multi-patterned outfits? The intimate rituals of putting clothes on, however elaborate, are all but therapeutic in how they put her in a special headspace of self-confidence and jubilation. The more extravagant the details and the richer the colors, the more distinctly even her most routine activities feel like scenes straight out of legendary works of art. </p>
<p>Reinforcing the connection, cardigans and vests, cut as popular among Uzbekistani women, borrow patterns and colors from historical Timurid miniatures. In dresses, bright vintage velvet fabrics, a mainstay of local women’s wardrobe, are balanced out by single-color cocoons. Cargo pants evoke various wide trousers common in Central and Western Asia and are paired with cropped sweaters. Fur coats, integral to the image of a bougie woman, have their faux mink fur wrapped in nylon in a signature manner. Headwear interplays somewhere between scarfs, tied shawls, and novelty hats, while bijoux takes shapes inspired by the staples of Soviet-era Tashkent jewelry.</p>

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