On November 19, 2005, Busan, South Korea, the thirteenth APEC leaders' informal meeting ended in Busan, South Korea.

Leaders of various countries concluded their meeting in the Korean style gown.

In November 19, 2006,

(APEC) the summit ended a two day discussion in Vietnam's capital Hanoi, adopted the leader's declaration and took a photo in the Vietnamese traditional long gown "Ao-Dai".

In August 2, 2007, Australian columbine held the closing ceremony of the APEC conference.

The leader wore a photo of DrizaBone, and the top left logo was composed of 21 elements representing 21 economies.

This garment has been in Australia for over a hundred years. It was the earliest Sailor Costume and the fabric had waterproof effect.

Since then, people in the mainland have begun to wear this style when riding horses.

。

At noon on November 23, 2008, the sixteen informal meeting of leaders of APEC was closed.

Bush, who was president of the United States, wore a Peru traditional costume poncho to take a group photo.

Poncho is a cloak made of alpaca wool, shaped like a rectangular blanket.

The traditional black and white lace on both sides is the traditional costume of the Indians in Andes, Peru.

On the evening of November 14, 2009, the APEC conference was held in Singapore.

Former Japanese Prime Minister Hatoyama Yukio and his wife are dressed in Singapore style design.

Attend the summit dinner.

It combines the traditional clothing features of China, Malaysia and India, showing Singapore's multi racial and cultural characteristics.

In 2010, the APEC conference was held in Yokohama, Japan. The leaders wore no national costumes.

Japanese officials said leaders wore "kimono too tight" and worried that the cumbersome kimono would take too much time.