In Judaism, men typically wear a kippah (skullcap) and a tallit (prayer shawl) during religious ceremonies as a sign of respect and devotion.

In Christianity, women often wear a mantilla (head covering) and a lace veil during religious ceremonies as a symbol of modesty and reverence.

In Islam, men typically wear a thobe (long robe) and a kufi (skullcap) during religious ceremonies as a symbol of humility and devotion.

In Hinduism, women often wear a saree (draped garment) or a salwar kameez (tunic and pants) during religious ceremonies as a symbol of grace and elegance.

In Buddhism, men typically wear a kimono (long robe) and an obi (sash) during religious ceremonies as a symbol of mindfulness and simplicity.

In Sikhism, women often wear a salwar kameez (tunic and pants) and a dupatta (head covering) during religious ceremonies as a symbol of modesty and devotion.

In the Baháʼí faith, men typically wear a suit and tie during religious ceremonies as a symbol of respect and dignity.

In Jainism, women often wear a saree (draped garment) or a salwar kameez (tunic and pants) during religious ceremonies as a symbol of simplicity and non-violence.

In Shintoism, men typically wear a kimono (long robe) and a hakama (divided skirt) during religious ceremonies as a symbol of purity and reverence.

In Taoism, women often wear a hanfu (traditional Chinese garment) and a hairpin during religious ceremonies as a symbol of harmony and balance.

In Confucianism, men typically wear a suit and tie during religious ceremonies as a symbol of respect and dignity.

In Zoroastrianism, women often wear a sudreh (white shirt) and a kusti (sacred girdle) during religious ceremonies as a symbol of purity and devotion.

In the Baha'i faith, men typically wear a suit and tie during religious ceremonies as a symbol of respect and dignity.

In Sikhism, women often wear a salwar kameez (tunic and pants) and a dupatta (head covering) during religious ceremonies as a symbol of modesty and devotion.

In Jainism, men typically wear a suit and tie during religious ceremonies as a symbol of respect and dignity.