Turkmen family – Father, mother and two young daughters dressed in typical Turkmen dress with ‘Koyna’ clothes, ‘Taiqa’ shawls and ‘Bashboghi’ hats.

Adult Pashto man from Southeastern Afghanistan and the Kandahar urban area, dressed in typical wear and embroidered vest. Male dress consists of a loose-fitting, long-sleeve shirt that falls below the waist and a matching long pair of baggy trousers tied at the waist with a cord or string. Males also wear a dark vest or waistcoat with

A Mullah (or religious scholar) in traditional dress with prayer beads. There is a belief that the longer a man’s beard, the more pious he is. Male dress consists of a loose-fitting, long-sleeve shirt that falls below the waist and a matching long pair of baggy trousers tied at the waist with a cord or string. Males

Young, rural Uzbek boy in typical dress with pet goat.

Young, unmarried Pashto woman wearing fancy party/wedding party dresses from both rural and urban areas.