[TRADITIONAL ACCORDION MUSIC PLAYING]
Right now, we're here in downtown Vienna.
And we're about ready to hop on a--
I guess the city tram, and ride down to Tostmann Trachten.
Which is an Austrian clothing store.
[BELL RINGING]
JOSIAH: I think one of the things we were looking for most
was seeing some of Vienna.
And just kind of see what their culture is like.
Oh, push.
[DOORBELL SOUNDING]
Hello.
Nice to meet you.
LAUREN: Nice to meet you.
JOSIAH: You, too.
CLERK 1: What can we do for you?
JOSIAH: We're just looking for some,
like, traditional outfits.
I might try something like that. You never know.
[LAUREN LAUGHING]
My girl Maria will help you in the men's, sir.
JOSIAH: OK.
And you come with me to the women's.
LAUREN: OK. - OK.
I'll see you.
[FESTIVE MUSIC PLAYING]
I don't know what size.
Uh, I think 48.
OK, 48.
Size, style-- does he-- does he have that?
Style, what's that?
[CHUCKLING]
What buttons do I do?
You close the button here, and the last one, you let open.
OK, so all of them but the last one.
Mm-hmm.
He is more adventurous, I guess, in-- in a sense.
He's-- he loves trying things new.
So when it comes to his style, he'll
go above and beyond especially what
I'll do, and probably Jed, too.
Oh, that's perfect.
It looks good.
So I guess--
We in Austria say you are a [GERMAN]..
[GERMAN]
A [GERMAN] Arnold Schwarzenegger say the same--
Does that mean look really good?
Really nice boy.
Oh, really nice-- oh, I'm a really nice boy?
Yes.
Well, I want to go meet my really nice girl.
Yes, yes. [JOSIAH CHUCKLING]
I think you need 32.
LAUREN: What is 32, length or what?
The normal size, the whole size.
LAUREN: Huh, OK.
CLERK 2: You think you need 34?
I don't know.
I had seen pictures of the Austrian clothing,
so I knew they weren't that modest.
Do you have any dresses with a higher neckline?
CLERK 2: We only have this-- this model.
So I made sure I brought, like, something
that could go under the--
the dress.
And I was so grateful I did.
Because their modesty standards are not the same as mine.
[ROCK MUSIC PLAYING]
JESSA: When it comes to modesty standards,
we tried to generally keep covered from about
the neck to the knees.
And, I mean, it doesn't matter what activities or costumes
or whatever were wearing.
We just try to keep that in mind as a general rule.
Oh, this is not good.
You have to?
- I have to, yes. - Yeah?
[CLERK CHUCKLING]
I have to be modest.
We've always stocked whatever is wholesome.
So if you're in a foreign country
and you find an outfit that's kind of traditional,
you might have to make a few adjustments here
and there to be able to wear it.
But I think it's kind of cool to kind of be a part
of that culture for a time.
"Drenn-tuhl--" is it called a "drenn-tuhl"?
How-- how do you pronounce it?
Dirndl.
- "Dinn-duhl"?. - Dirndl.
"Dindle."
This is a dirndl.
INTERVIEWER: What is a dirndl?
Maybe some kind of instrument.
What?
INTERVIEWER: Dirndl.
Dirndl?
A dirndl?
A dirndl.
It kind of sounds like what a really
redneck person would say if they stubbed their toe really hard.
[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]
This brings back memories.
For our wedding, we did a first look.
And we thought that we'd do another first look,
see each other in our traditional Austrian clothes.
Hey, sweetheart.
Hey.
You look so cute.
Wow, you look good.
[JOSIAH CHUCKLING]
So cute, with your hat.
A little--
I don't know what it is.
If you pull it down, you'll look like Barney.
[JOSIAH CHUCKLING]
INTERVIEWER: What did you think when
you saw Josiah in his outfit?
As they say in German, [SPEAKING GERMAN]..
[CHUCKLING]
INTERVIEWER: And what does that mean?
It means, I think, "hot" in their language.
[LAUGHING]
Yeah.
[CHUCKLING]
Let's go take some pictures, honey.
- Let's go. - You look too cute.
Oh, you look cute.
[CHUCKLING]
I wish I remember the German word
to describe "mm" for her dress.
Because that's what it is, whatever that word is.
[MAKING KISSING NOISE]
[LAUREN GIGGLING]
I don't know what the word is.
[LAUREN SQUEALING]