Jeans and a t-shirt are not traditional Indian attire.

A kimono is the traditional attire for a Japanese tea ceremony.

The kilt, sporran, and ghillie brogues are all part of the traditional Scottish outfit.

A qipao is the traditional attire for a Chinese wedding.

A hanbok is the traditional attire for a Korean wedding.

The ao dai, non la, and guoc are all part of the traditional Vietnamese wedding attire.

The chut thai, sabai, and chong kraben are all part of the traditional Thai wedding attire.

A sampot is the traditional attire for a Cambodian wedding.

A sinh is the traditional attire for a Laotian wedding.

The longyi, htamein, and ingyi are all part of the traditional Burmese wedding attire.

The Kandyan saree, osariya, and ridiyawa are all part of the traditional Sri Lankan wedding attire.

The dhigu hedun, libaas, and feli are all part of the traditional Maldivian wedding attire.

The ghagra cholo, sari, and kurta suruwal are all part of the traditional Nepalese wedding attire.

The kira, gho, and tego are all part of the traditional Bhutanese wedding attire.

The chuba, pangden, and zen are all part of the traditional Tibetan wedding attire.