Презентация на тему по английскому языку на тему The history of Japanese fashion

long fight for the preservation of national traditions, which

later became the basis for the creation of a unique style of the Land of the Rising Sun, so popular in our time!

In the first century the representatives of the first tribes dressed in long robes « kinu». Distinctive features of the national costume of those times were narrow sleeves and belt, as well as elongated pants "hakama". Women kind of kina was supplemented by skirt "mo" with side slits.

were landscape motifs, original flower patterns, ornaments in the

form of clouds and lightning, and the waves. The Emperor was dressed in luxurious costumes in bright yellow palette, and the costumes with red, purple and green colours were the privilege of the aristocracy.

costume, which was added new details and decorative elements.

Samurai warrior mixed elements of folk and aristocratic clothes, and created a new style in which practicality and comfort harmoniously combined with a noble refinement of costume.

independent and in a wardrobe of the Japanese appeared "kosode",

the aristocrats wore it with pleasure. The common people wore short gowns "kosode" with wide sleeves, and the courtiers wore long, loose-fitting clothes, decorated with the family crest.

clothes and costumes became more difficult. The accessories became

very popular - belts, which were tied on top of clothes. Japanese aristocrats wore “kosode”. They used unusual makeup to emphasize their high descent - they dye their teeth black and shaved off his eyebrows.

the Japanese tailors to design a new type of

clothes. They created a “kimono” with a simple cut and only two sizes. In Japanese fashion there was a new set of practical “kimono” with bulky sleeves in combination with a straight skirt and a wide belt-corset. Kimono became a family relic and passed from generation to generation.

European fabrics and accessories that were available only to

the wealthy people. There was a mixture European and Asian costumes, and those original combinations surprised the world.

women began to wear blouses and skirts, and men

wore European costumes.

In the middle of the 19th century Japanese continued to learn from the European countries . Population added to the national costume elements of European clothes: accessories, hats, shoes. There were changes in hairstyles: men had short hair. Another fashion trend was shaven forehead with long hair at the back, which the peasants gathered in a tail or knot.

hairstyles. Those luxurious hairstyles were decorated with bright ribbons,

combs and hairpins which were made ​​of natural materials such as wood, coral, tortoise shell and flowers.

made new rules to the wearing of women's clothes:

working women started to wear “kimono” and men's pants “hakama”. In the city style was appeared new fashion of outerwear "amagato", which was a hybrid of “haori” and coats. Since the early 1880s the corsets, décolleté and closed lace dresses became very popular.

“Kimono-obi’, a few modernized traditional costume, began to spread in the country, as a native Japanese clothes.