Is It Permissible to Wear Traditional Clothing From Other Cultures in Islam?

Walekumussalam,

(1) If a type of clothing is not a symbol of a specific non-Muslim religious ritual or belief, but is simply a cultural or traditional dress (such as a kimono), then wearing it is not considered impermissible imitation of disbelievers in itself. Likewise, a person who is born in that country may wear the common clothing of their region, provided that the clothing does not go against Islamic guidelines.

(2) Applying kohl to the eyes is generally permissible and is even a Sunnah. If someone applies it merely for adornment or fashion, and not with the intention of following any false religious practice or belief, then there is room for it. However, men and women should still observe the proper Islamic etiquettes and limits.