Fashion refers to styles of dress that are popular in a culture at any given time.
Such styles may change quickly, and "fashion" in the more colloquial sense refers to
the latest version of these styles.
Men's wardrobe includes: socks, briefs, jogging suit, T-shirts, shorts, shirts ... and
mess .
Women's wardrobe includes: socks, dresses, T-shirts, jeans, swim suit, belts, gloves,
skirts ...
Clothing in the beginning of humanity were very simple. People had wore only small
peaces of leather or something primitive clothes made from plants. Clothing for
example in baroque were very complicated. Womens had weared dress with big skirt
and corset. In present are people wearing a lot of fashionable clothes. Clothing are
very multiple today.
Children's clothing: napkins, socks, shoes, dresses, caps ...
Teeneger's clothing: T-shirts, socks, jeans, shorts, shirts, dresses, belts ...
Old people's clothing: costume, pants, jacket, boots, shirts, scarfs ...
In the cold countries are people wearing hotter clothes than the people in hot
countries. In hot countries are people wearing only some jeans, T-shirts and trainers
but in cold countries must people wear overalls or wind-cheater with winter pants and
winter boots. They must wear same cap or put hood on the head.
Same jobs need uniforms. For example: policeman have green uniform with cap and
black boots. Fireman have dark blue uniform with green band across it. Fireman also
have helmet, glowes and big boots.
We use work clothes when we working. In the garden we use old jeans, glowes, boots.
For sport we use trainers, T-shirt, jogging suit and sunglasses. For party womes use
dress and court shoes, mens use jacket, pants and shoes. When we go sleep we use
pyjamas.
Black clothing is most often use for funeral because black is the symbol of sadness.
We use white clothing mostly for wedding because white is the symbol of gladness.
Accesorries: rings, watch, wrists, necklaces, hairgrips, piercings, ear-rings,...
Fashion designers: Chanel, Dior, Versace, Galliano, Armani, Gucci, Dolce and Gabbana,
Valentino, ...
National costume, also known as national dress, regional costume or folk dress,
expresses an identity through costume which usually relates to a geographic area or a
period of time in history, but can also indicate social, marital or religious status.
Costumes often come in two forms: one for everyday use, the other for festivals and
formal wear.
Samuel Horváth, 3.B