The clothing worn actually keeps the body cool and protects from the sun. It seems odd but experience has taught us much more than unapplied scientific theories ever could.
It's a mixture of the colour, the fabric and the way it is worn that contributes to the cooling effect. The fabric is loosely woven but lightweight. The fact that it is not form-fitting but very loose allows it to flow in the breeze even if that breeze is created only by movement such as walking. As the body perspires the colour allows the perspiration to evaporate slowly and as the fabric moves the body is cooled. Call it the poor man's air-conditioner.
The attire also serves other purposes as well. Deserts, although extremely hot during the day, can often be very cold during the night. Additionally, one is less likely to lost in the dessert wearing colours that contrast with the terrain than otherwise. A big black moving object is pretty conspicuous in the middle of the dessert.
Deserts are hot, but they are windy and very very dusty.
They can also be very very cold.
So you need to cloak yourself and also cover your head with a turban than can also act as a face cover.
You have to be in a sand storm to appreciate the dress code!
The clothing worn actually keeps the body cool and protects from the sun. It seems odd but experience has taught us much more than unapplied scientific theories ever could.
It's a mixture of the colour, the fabric and the way it is worn that contributes to the cooling effect. The fabric is loosely woven but lightweight. The fact that it is not formfitting but very loose allows it to flow in the breeze even if that breeze is created only by movement such as walking. As the body perspires the colour allows the perspiration to evaporate slowly and as the fabric moves the body is cooled. Call it the poor man's air-conditioner.
The attire also serves other purposes as well. Deserts, although extremely hot during the day, can often be very cold during the night. Additionally, one is less likely to lost in the dessert wearing colours that contrast with the terrain than otherwise. A big black moving object is pretty conspicuous in the middle of the dessert.
The looseness alllows the clothes to 'breathe' and allow air to pass through, while the length protects more areas of the body from the sun.
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White! Because it would be really hot if you wear black, black absorbs heat.
Primarily as insulation from the desert heat. I believe also that the cotton cloth wicks away sweat and helps cool the body.
The Black Rock Desert is located in Nevada and is a part of the Great Basin Desert.
If you have ever visited Las Vegas or another city or town in the Mojave Desert you will notice that people dress much the same as people elsewhere in the world, depending on the season of the year. Summers are hot, very hot, but winters are mild. People dress accordingly. There is no clothing style particular to the Mojave Desert.
brown and black
They mostly wear Whites.
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Women in desert areas wear long flowing skirts and loose tops and men wear pants, tops, and turbans. Dress varies from desert region to desert region.
White! Because it would be really hot if you wear black, black absorbs heat.
sandals
Desert people wear long flowing and bright coloured clothes to protect themselves from the scorching heat.
Yes, French people may wear black. This is considered sober and classy.
tan and brown camo
People wear a cloak in the desert because the little grains of sand can't blow in their eyes, also in hot deserts when it is in the night it is cold so the clooak will keep the person warm.
Desert people usually wear light weight loose fitting clothes, generally it is light colors. It often covers the whole body, face and all.This is due to the harsh desert weather conditions: sunny, stormy and hot.