Research Paper On Australian Culture

Matheline Saldana

Mr. King

Period 3 English II

11 September 2017

Culture In Australia

Australia, an organization of six states and two domains, is one of the world's incredible monetary and relocation examples of overcoming adversity. Australia is a remarkable, present day and dynamic exchanging country of twenty-two million individuals with an antiquated indigenous history, and a European social foundation. Australia’s coastline stretches almost fifty thousand kilometers and is linked by over ten thousand beaches, more than any other country in the world. More than eighty-five percent of Australians live within fifty kilometers of the drift, making it an essential piece of our laid-back way of life.

In spite of the way that Australia has

This is reflected in different fabrics, such as moleskin and drill cotton, developed for more practical wear. The cut, cloth, and style of beachwear and bush wear have been adapted to localized street dress, as have the colors of the Australian landscapes, flora, and fauna to the extent that there is a recognizable national dress style. The creation of a national dress style reflecting on the outdoor beach experience and the native flora in the Sydney Botanic Gardens are used, for example, by dress designer Sally Smith, as inspiration for her dress designs as recognizably authentic modern Australian dress (“Australian

If you move from the beach to the bush, then clothing is usually adapted to follow suit. A test of how far inland you could travel from the beach wearing only brief racing bathers, though, is only a bus ride from Bondi to the central business district in Sydney.

Business dress is conservative in Melbourne and Sydney. Men should wear a dark colored, conservative business suit. Women should wear a smart dress or a business suit. In Brisbane or other tropical areas, depending on the job function and company culture, men may wear shirts, ties and Bermuda shorts.

Many of Australia's top designers have been inspired by an extraordinary range of Australian fashion textiles and cultural influences. In turn, Australian creations, such as those by Wayne Cooper, Collette Dinnigan, Akira Isogawa, Lisa Ho, Martin Grant, Carla Zampatti, Easton Pearson, Michelle Jank and Nicola Finetti are in global demand.

Now that you know more about Australia would you ever plan on visiting this beautiful country? Keep in mind that it also has a pink lake called “Lake Hillier”, yes the lake is pink! It's not the usual color a lake would most likely be, so it sure is something. Australia is also known for many unique and mysterious places that you can visit, without needing to waste an awful amount of