FASHION OF THE LATE NINTEENTH CENTURY

Abstract

In the late 19th century a new style formed in the applied arts - art Nouveau, typical features of this style were "sea" ornaments: images of lilies, algae, mermaids. In general, clothing became much simpler, due to the spread of the fashion for sports. Men's suit Men's clothing in the period of "modernism" became more simple. Dressmaking was simplified, the color of the suit became more monotonous. Most often they were made of dark fabrics — black, grey, blue, rarely brown. In these years, men’s stop wearing colored coats, business cards and tuxedos: all weekend suits now only black. Out of fashion were plaid pants/trousers. Extended lounge suit or three. The jackets in this period are elongated and waisted, and the pants are worn with suspenders. A waistcoat Consisting of lounge suit was of the same fabric as the jacket and the frock coats and business cards wore vests made of another material. The dandy suit was supplemented with a cane, a monocle and a handkerchief in the top pocket of the coat. New "paramilitary" elements of the civil suit (jacket, jacket) were the fabric khaki, different shades of gray and brown. With jackets and coats men began to wear breeches. Women's costume In the late nineteenth century ball gowns were still lush. They were decorated with a mass of frills from white or black lace. A Spicy detail was a special tight corset, which gave women the figure an S-shape. However, this was not just inconvenient but also harmful to health. Therefore, in contrast to the corsets pretty soon there was a loose dress, which was cut of the Japanese kimono. And in the early 20th century, the corset was completely out of use. The Skirt has acquired a bell-shaped form due to the flared cut.