What are the different types of blouses?
The term blouse most often concerns tailor -made shirts and there are several different types of Halns, which have been fashionable over the years. The blouses may vary in their material, collar, sleeves and details. All over the world are worn different styles of Halns, with traditional names and customs that reflect their culture of origin.
The blouses are usually made of substances such as cotton, laundry, silk and polyester. In addition to the standard compound, angular collar, there are many other different types of hallated collar, including the rounded collar "Peter Pan", the disheveled "Elizabethan" collar, "Middy" collar in the style of sailor and wide, flat "collar" to name at least some. The blouse can be sleeveless or has covered sleeves, inflated sleeves, bell sleeves or any other number of styles and sleeves. At the beginning of the 90.Fashion trends. During the late 90s, a popular shirt with dressing with sleeves with a length of three quarters or elbow became a popular shirt, which provided an occasional appearance of snored sleeves. The small zippers replaced the buttons on many clothing shirts at the beginning of 2000, giving them a sports but still professional look.
during the 70s and 80s. The blouses were female details such as decorative, ruffles, bows, covered buttons and inflated sleeves. The "peasant blouse" was a popular style in the 17th century and in the 1970s, characterized by its long, flowing bell -shaped sleeves and a neckline. Sometimes it is referred to as "Mexican peasant blouse", this style is most reminiscent of hippie, floral child or bohemipos. Another type of flowing blouse is the style of "pirates" that contains covering on the collar, Bell Sleeves, and was the most perfectly parodied in the popular episode of Sitcom 90.nfeld.
In China, traditional blouses are made of silk and have a small stand-up "mandarin" collar. This style is also traditionally decorated with the "frogs" buttons, which are knitted buttons that are attached by a loop. In India, the traditional "Choli" blouse is unprinted and cropped to reveal the midriff. Blouse Choli is usually worn with the corresponding sari or "Lelenga" gypsy skirt.