Flamenco dresses are traditional garments worn by dancers during flamenco performances, a passionate art form originating from Andalusia, Spain. These dresses are characterized by their vibrant colors, ruffles, and fitted bodices, which enhance the dancer's movements and create a visually striking effect on stage. Typically made from lightweight fabrics, flamenco dresses often feature polka dots, floral patterns, or solid colors. The design includes a long skirt that flares out, allowing for dramatic twirls and swirls as the dancer performs. Accessories like shawls and combs are also commonly used to complement the overall look.