Two Or Three Events In International Fashion News

Ukraine's new government staff dress code came into force on the 5 day, and female civil servants were banned from wearing mini skirts and stiletto heels.

The new regulations are formulated by the cabinet of Ukraine.

According to this regulation, in order to "always maintain a professional image", female civil servants should wear light makeup and spray only a small amount of perfume.

Don't wear ruffled long skirts, pparent material clothing and tights with too much exposure to thighs and chest.

Ukraine has issued similar codes previously, requiring men to work in the cabinet and the presidential office to wear jackets and neckties, and the president's office has repeatedly suggested that businessmen and journalists should be formally dressed when visiting government departments.

But these practices have little effect.

According to Deutsch news agency, compared with the United States and European countries, Ukraine women dress more open and bold.

In the streets and offices of major cities in Ukraine, women can often be seen wearing high heels, tights and heavy make-up.

Foreign dignitaries and diplomats who have been to Cuba have a hard nut to crack: in this hot tropical country, wearing a suit coat and tie is not a comfortable thing.

Now they can finally relax: the Cuban government announced on the 6 day that a pale and light shirt worn by Latin Americans, Guah Bella, will become Cuba's formal dress in state affairs and diplomatic activities.

The Cuban government believes that "Bella" reflects Cuba's national culture and traditions, and is also a fine combination of elegance and comfort. Therefore, it is a fitting garment on various official occasions in the country.

The "Bella" shirt is a long sleeved and small lapel, with 4 pocket bags and embroidered patterns on the front of the chest, mostly light colored.

Women's "Bella" can be lengthened, more colorful, and decorated with more rich patterns.

"Bella" is a combination of Spanish national costume and Indian traditional costume. It has won many people's interest in many Latin American countries.

At the APEC leaders' informal meeting held in Mexico in 2002, the national costume provided by the host group for leaders attending the meeting was "the Bella" shirt.