The beautiful Lolland Women's Costume has several elements:

a. nattrøje: the sweater (nattrøje) is most commonly RED, but can be GREEN, with silk ribbons along the neckline and sleeves.

b. bodice: most commonly GREEN when the nattrøje is red, but can be other colors while incorporating green silk ribbons. When the nattrøje is green, the bodice is commonly BROWN.

c. criss-cross bodice lacing: (something considerably less common in Denmark than hooks). This is a hallmark of the Lolland costume, and is seen on very few other Danish costumes (e.g., Læsø and North Falster). As Lolland and North Falster are geographically very close, it's no surprise that they would share the lacing method of bodice closure. In the black-and-white image from Ellen Andersen's book (below), the lacing runs between silver rings.

d. headgear: See 1952 photo, below, from National Museum/Ellen Andersen

e. hatbands: (black if married; blue if mourning; various bright colors if unmarried; green for "corrupted" women)

f. scarf: what appears to be two scarves, a white one underneath with a colored one on top (like in the Samsø costume), is an illusion. In this case, there is one multicolored scarf with an edge of white lace. This is another hallmark of the Lolland costume.

g. skirt: red wool with two silk bands at the bottom. Classically, the upper is yellow and the lower is light blue or green.

h. apron: blue-and-white checkered pattern

i. stockings: dark blue