Is there any dress, which is outright sexy, feminine or charming as the authentic German Dirndl? Any woman or man alive, who has visited the Oktoberfest in Munchen or has been to a local Oktoberfest themed party in their neighborhood, would obviously answer with a resounding “no”. In fact, there is even a song about the Dirndl - “Whether it’s a farmer, doctor, or a Sheikh, Dirndls can make any man go weak in the knees.”

The word Dirndl actually means “girl” in the Bavarian dialect of the German language. Today, it can mean both a “girl” as well as a “dress”. Of course, German Dirndls were modest on the cleavage, plain in color and quite modest, back in the day. The summer variety of the Dirndl, however, had short sleeves. Slowly, the variegated regions in Germany began developing their own individual styles, and each dress bore the regional color or the local emblem.The nobility later adopted the Dirndls, and it became highly popular across the country. Some years later, the Oktoberfest, the local blessing ceremonies or the other traditional festivities would be considered incomplete without the Dirndls.The traditional Dirndl falls down to just below the mid-calf muscle, and the modern ones are shorter, which look even more appealing.

Today, Dirndls are available in variegated colors and varieties that would make anyone go gaga over them. American designer Daniel Licht has also retained the original essence of the authentic German Dirndls.One can easily wear these Dirndls from Daniel Licht to their local Oktoberfest themed parties or even their local Halloween parties to look their best.“We would like people to know that they need not wait for the Oktoberfest to come in order to buy their own authentic German Dirndl. They can now simply place their orders for a Dirndl with us and wear it to their local parties,” said a cheery Daniel Licht.
About the company: Daniel Licht is a company based in Pennsylvania that manufactures not only traditional German garments, but also novelties. Daniel Licht used to go by the name Ernst Licht earlier.

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