The Ancient Greek Dress Style With Eternal Charm

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Perishable and style endures. "

This is said by the famous French fashion designer Chanel.

Among the many styles of dress, I can say "eternal".

The costume of ancient Greece is called "Robe". It is represented by an uncut square white cloth, which is characterized by a free and unconstrained spirit through the basic ways of hanging, winding, needles and straps in human body.

Although Greek dress is extremely simple in form, it is extremely changeable in the way of dressing.

It can be divided into two basic types: "hanging type" and "winding type". Next, let me talk about the differences between the two types.

Hanging type

The clothing is cut into two squares, similar to two large square scarves. It can be fixed on the shoulders before and after the human body.

The waist is tied by a rope, showing the waist and forming a natural drooping fold.

The rope can also be tied to different parts of the chest, the crotch and so on in a variety of forms. It produces different effects and can pform different shapes every day.

Winding garments

The winding clothing is mainly dependent on the fabric is to wrap a long piece of fabric on the human body at random, forming a continuous and free flowing pleat line. The way of wrapping is different, and the styles are different.

This way is very similar to the way Sari wears in India.

People usually wrap their bodies first, and the remaining fabrics make various shapes on the body, forming beautiful and smooth folds.

Simply speaking, the difference between these two kinds of wear is similar to the way we decorate ourselves with big scarves and long scarves. We wrap them around and wrap them around. This kind of clothing is not as good as what we wear today. Instead, we need to use our brains to try the best way to wear, which is beautiful and distinctive. It is really a test of our aesthetic and practical ability.

Because ancient Greek clothing is full of casual spirit, it has become the inspiration source for many designers.

For example, the stereoscopic cutting is largely modeled on this long style of dress. It has become another important way of tailoring and designing after plane cutting. Now it is used by many designers and designers, especially in gorgeous dress design.

So ancient Greece

Nature has become a constant theme of fashion, and it will surely last forever in the history of dress development.

In daily life, we can buy a few square or long scarves, or buy a beautiful cloth. We try to hang and wrap ourselves in the ancient Greek costume. We use a pin, rope and so on for fixing and binding. We design a unique costume by ourselves. It's very DIY. If you have enough brains, I believe you will design endless styles. What a sense of accomplishment!