The Twentieth Century S Dress In European Fashion Prints

This twentieth Century

This skirt appeared after the decline of the skirt that ruled the European women for hundreds of years.

Although there is no cumbersome burlap,

As you can see from the picture, two women's waist is very slender, highlighting the curve of the chest and buttocks.

The whole body presents a delicate form.

The two sets of skirts with a petal shaped curve are compared with the fashion of J in the latter half of nineteenth Century.

There are no layers of skirts, decorative patterns and pleats.

Decoration is only a textural decoration on necklines and cuffs. This suit is made of Moire decoration on high collar, barge head and cuffs.

And only use the satin decoration on the hat to match the overall color of the skirt.

The skirt is naturally pendulous, with a small, large horn shape.

Without the support of a skirt, the skirt type is mainly made by clipping and kneading at the waist.

The key to the bending of the "s" type is the fine waistline, which is a way to make the waist look more attractive.

The popularity of strong body curvilinear modeling clothing is closely related to the artistic style of the time.

In the middle and late nineteenth Century, the United Kingdom opened the "Arts and Crafts Movement" in the field of architecture and industrial design. It was also known as the Art Nouveau movement in France, Holland and other places. Due to the emergence of industrial revolution, machinery production was widely used.

Therefore, some artists propose to redesign the product according to the method of industrial production, and the artistic effect is the theme of using the decorative curve pattern.

This trend has naturally affected the development of clothing, so we have seen the odd curved human body modeling costumes. At this time, the decoration is not a complex form of gorgeous decoration, but a rich and fluent curve pattern. Although the distortion is painful for the human body, the pursuit of beauty is always loved by people.