History of British fashoin

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I have chosen this topic because : I’m fond of fashion I was interested in the British fashion because London is one of the most greatest fashionable industry in the world I want to improve my English

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Content Introduction History Periods of English Fashion The first period The second period The third period The fourth period People’s fashion The Women’s fashion The Men’s fashion Designers Results of test Conclusion

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Introduction Fashion A measure of the image The way a rule Regulation Fr. mode Lat. modus

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Fashion It is combination of deferent elements, that create the image. Hair Clothing Materials Style Color Accessories

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Fashion Industry Clothes Design Footwear Appearance Hair Decoration and accessories Style

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The First period of Fashion William the First (1066-1087) Henry the First (1100-1135) Richard the First (1189-1199) Henry the First (1216-1282)

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The first period of Fashion 1066-1282 Clothes The Women The Men Petticoat Tight clothes Girdle Pelisse Tunics Shirts

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Hairstyle The Women The Men Thick long plains Decoration The Women The Men Embroidery Gold Footwear The Women and the Men had the same footwear

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fashion renaissance Early renaissance- the French and the Spanish Mid renaissance – the Queen Elizabeth The late renaissance – « high fashion »

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The male costume was consisted of Wide shirts Coat and top coat Narrow sleeves Wings at the shoulders Stand-up collar Knitted woolen long stockings and socks Hats Caps

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« The middle of the body seems swollen like a ballon and reaches the extreme limit » Complement a suit Swords ( мечи ) Rapiers ( рапиры ) Walking-sticks ( трости ) Perfumed and embroidered gloves ( Парфюмированные и вышитые перчатки ) Jewelry ( драгоценности ) Earrings ( серьги ) Necklaces ( ожерелье ) Decorations Embroidery ( вышивка ) Appliqués ( аппликация ) Cords ( шнурки ) Nicks (прорезы) Draped puffs (драпированные буфы) Galloon (галун)

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Women’s costume This period of women’s fashion is called Elizabeth period. She loved the gloss and was an example for women. This tine women had fashionable hoes too. They were made of soft leather, were decorated and had a little heel.

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The first designer – Charles Frederick Worth The Woman Clothes Wide skirts, sleeves Long walking dresses Short waist skirts Fine lace collar Caps The 17 th century

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Autumn Dress for walking 1820 Summer dress 1828 Dress for wedding

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Hairstyle Dressed high with ribbons and jewels

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The third period of Fashion (Mid 20 th century) 1950 The Women and girl teenagers Skirts Cardigans Tight trousers Jeans Oversize jumpers

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1960 Miniskirts, maxi skirts Black polo-neck sweaters Jeans (very popular) Footwear High boots Little shoes

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Women's hairstyles

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The Men’s clothes Black silk shirts Short padded breeches Stockings Ruff Suit with the new softer line Lance length breeches Hats Caps

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Decorations Frills at the neck Ribbons « points » at knees Hairstyle Long Footwears Leather boots Leather gloves

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Fashion of the 21 st century Reflect the style and fashion of the 40s Image of Madonna, Christina Aguilera, Gwen Stefani Easten and American style of fashion The Women The Men Free clothes indoor clothing Pants Jeans Sweaters Handmade shirts, dresses

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Hairstyle Perxgidrolnye hair

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My classmate’s views on fashion 7.6% of teenagers do not care about fashion tendencies 64% of teenagers from low income families cannot to be up to date with the fashion. 5.6% do their best to be up to date with the latest fashion. 35% try to follow fashion. 60% try to look clean and decent no matter what is in fashion at the moment. 50% think that this is the quality that is more important than fashion.

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Conclusion The concept of fashion is often denotes very fragile and quickly passing popularity. Fashionable items of clothing – usually have direct analogies in the past. Fashion is u great past of humans life.

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Thank you for your attention !