A Quick Look At British Fashion History: Interpreting The "English Style" For You

What does the English mean for you? Narrow leg pants Fancy dress, Beatles hairstyle, punk youth? If you feel on British Isles, clothing This is a fashionable tradition. It is too slight to see that the inhabitants of the Empire have never fallen.

British Carter Helena Carter Bonham dressed in Vivienne Westwood fashion

We might as well take a quick look at the history of British Fashion: in 1537, the grid appeared for the first time in official documents, and then flowed around the globe with the migration of the people of Scotland. The corset became brilliant in the Vitoria era.

Today, it can still shine brilliantly on the "secret Vitoria" stage. Henry VIII added cushions into underwear to become a model for many rock stars in the future; Bo bloomer and his admirer George IV.

Leading the "Dude wind" into the mainstream of men's clothing in the United Kingdom and even in Europe as a whole; the death of Prince Albert, the widow dress worn by Queen Victoria, let European women begin to re-examine the charm of black; Edward VII is the backbone of promoting tattoos into the "aesthetic domain".

Well, it's hard to end with such a list of "tidal waves" in Britain. Since the middle ages, the British Peninsula has become a sacred place in the history of fashion, even if it is more than France.

Savon wrote a poem: "A rose by any other name would smell as sweet (roses are called incense whatever name"), the same is true of British fashion. Even hundreds of years later, they can still shine and charm in the movie, on the T stage and on the corner of the street.