Popular classics - robes

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The origin of the robe Speaking of the origin of the robe, there is no doubt that we will associate ancient Roman and ancient Greek empire. At that time, the Greeks and Romans also used the robes as their daily main attire due to the differences in environment, region, and manner of wearing. The fashion trends in robes have not only penetrated throughout Africa but also the areas where ancient Germans ruled.

At first, the Tunica or Robe is very simple to make - stitching the two ends of the same fabric at the two ends will be done. Gradually, the production of Tunica changed: With the sleeves, the skirts were slightly longer and the whole became more refined. Some robes also have a belt as a decoration.

There are two types of robes: one is a robe made specifically for military personnel, and the other is a robe suitable for the general public. Of course, the military robes are unique and it symbolizes the privilege of men. Generally speaking, it is shorter than the folk robes, but it will not show thighs. At the time, the ordinary mass robe was originally called a lining and could only be used as home furnishing.

Over time, more and more people began to praise the advantages of this clothing: women dressed in long skirts to walk down the street, can fully demonstrate the feminine characteristics of the feminine: slender legs, bright red wine Ribbons, beautiful embroidery. It is worth mentioning that at the time only the nobles were allowed to wear these robes - it clearly showed the noble status of the dressers. The robes worn by young and underprivileged girls can only reach knee length.

Also of special significance include the color of the robes: white or light robes represent slaves and poor people; dark robes represent soldiers and outstanding figures in political circles. The clergymen's robes are specially made and their colors are very special.

The gradient of the robes perished in ancient Rome, and after the rise of the Byzantine Empire, the robes began to change: there were more robes of various materials (know that most Roman robes were made of wool and linen), The style is also more diverse and more stylish. The Byzantines invented a new style: a robe was embedded in another loose robe with a sleeve on the bottom and a slightly wider top. After the Byzantine Empire conquered the Arab region, a large number of Oriental motifs began to blend into the robes. Rich embroidery with oriental features, jewellery and jewelry are all new elements in the robes.

Afterwards, wearing a robe became a popular trend in the East, but Europeans tossed it away. Until the 18th century, there was a period of fashion retro style, but this costume was not widely accepted: wearing thin and translucent robes are just some brave women who want to challenge the public's ability to withstand.

Fashion robes In the 20th century, the fashion needs of ethnic style restored the trend of wearing robes. And nowadays, robes give fashion designers enough creative space. It can be composed of different styles, fabrics, patterns, and embroidery. Every popular season of robes can bring different new styles. In the autumn and winter of 2011, the satin material and brightly coloured robe became the darling of the fashion world. The summer trend is wearing a tight T-shirt or knitted hair under a knitted hollow robe.

In addition, translucent chiffon and silk jackets are always on the cutting edge of fashion. The fashion colors of the robes are also more diverse: soft orange, blue, beige, olive green, blue, yellow, and white. It also includes small floral stripes and some ethnic ornaments. The most fashionable combination is wearing shorts, mini skirts and colorful pantyhose.