Clothing styles of different countries

In each country, concepts such as "fashion" and "style" are looked at differently. Below are the main trends followed by representatives of different countries.

French style of dress

French women always look elegant and sophisticated, no matter what they are wearing. The main features of the Parisian style were laid down by Coco Chanel in her “little black dress” - this is a hidden sophistication under the apparent simplicity. For the French style, the characters are discreet colors - white, black, shades of brown and beige, green, blue. The presence of a bright shade (for example, red) is possible, but strictly in a limited order: it can be lipstick, shoes, a scarf or a fashion accessory. The main feature of the French style is the practicality and compatibility of all wardrobe items.

French women will never wear pretentious colorful outfits; their chic lies in seeming simplicity and elegance. The main emphasis is on expensive and stylish accessories that will add a complete look to the outfit. It can be scarves, umbrellas, gloves, glasses, scarves, unusual hats. The main thing here is not to overdo it, one bright element is enough to make the image seem complete. Together with accessories, shoes are selected, which must be necessarily expensive and stylish. As true connoisseurs of style say - "a girl can save money on everything except shoes, hairstyles and underwear."

English style of dress

The English style is a classic in all its manifestations. The traditionalism and severity that are associated with the lifestyle of the British are inherent in their clothing. It is not for nothing that they say about them “dressed with a needle”, since nothing superfluous and catchy can be found in the wardrobe of a true Londoner. The main features of the style are its practicality, functionality, elegance.

English women prefer simple things - dresses, jackets, skirts or trousers, classic-shaped bags (round, rectangular, oval), discreet accessories. Forget sexy necklines and flirty ruffles, moderation should be present in everything. But this does not mean at all that the British women are chained in monastic robes. Their dresses are often tight-fitting, blouses are decorated with delicate collars, and strict accessories add a sophisticated look. The neck, legs below the knees, and hands remain open.

Italian style of dress

One of the most feminine and natural styles is Italian. For true Italians, comfort and convenience are important in clothing. They often prefer jeans and T-shirts, and it is considered bad form to go out in heels and in a mini-skirt during the day. Stiletto heels are kept in the closet for special occasions, and for every day Italian women prefer sneakers or ballet flats. In combination with casual clothing, only one expensive item can be used (for example, a designer bag or a bright jacket).

Everywhere there is naturalness, be it clothes or hairstyle: loose hair, a minimum of makeup, neutral shades. Mostly traditional tones are used - white, black, denim, gray, and in one outfit there should not be more than 2-3 colors. The only thing that the Italians do not know the measure is accessories, there should be as many of them as possible: there are rings, belts, massive bracelets, sunglasses, and, of course, voluminous pendants.

American style of clothing

This style of clothing is simple and straightforward. The American style is especially popular due to its desire for naturalness: it was he who brought natural fabrics, loose-fitting dresses, everyone's favorite jeans and plaid shirts to fashion. When American fashion is mentioned, cowboy boots, short miniskirts and open-cut blouses come to mind.

The favorite uniform of American students is soft and cozy sweatshirts with prints of logos of educational institutions and football teams. In the arsenal of any American woman there are always jeans, T-shirts, jumpers and sweaters. Dresses are one of the everyday forms of clothing here. Usually these are tight-fitting silhouettes, simple fabrics, a minimum of additional details and embroidery. The main feature is their simplicity and convenience.

Japanese clothing style

The closed Asian culture remains mysterious and unique to this day. Appearing in the fashion industry, the Japanese style has sparkled with bright colors among the traditional European "rags". The podiums began to be filled with ornamentation, layering, pretentiousness of the national Japanese flavor. The style is characterized by an abundance of accessories and a combination of incongruous gizmos. A special place is given here to embroideries, appliques, and color prints.

To match the Japanese style, it is worth adhering to the basic rule - use as many layers of clothing as possible. The combination of modern fashion trends with the national elements of the Japanese wardrobe looks very impressive and extravagant. Thus, the traditional obi belt, which used to be worn over a kimono, is still extremely popular and goes well with modern dresses, jeans and tunics. Anime fans brought appliqués with cartoon characters to fashion, now they not only decorate children's wardrobe, but are also popular among adult fashionistas.