How Much Do You Know About Traditional Clothes In Britain?

On the Spring Festival evening of 2012, the short essay "not bad money" gave Xiao Shenyang a fire, and Xiao Shenyang's clothes in Scotland style for the first time attracted the attention of the whole nation. What is their dress exactly as the earliest country in the world with nearly modernization?

Although there are many folklore and traditions in England, there is no absolute saying about its "national" costumes. Maurice dancers are wearing the most famous national costumes in England. In summer, folk dance is performed in villages in many countries. These dances were once ceremonial and linked to the revival of the earth, and were considered magical.

such National Costume They are different from each dance team, but basically they include white trousers and white shirts, a pair of protective clothing with bells attached to the shank and a felt hat or straw hat decorated with ribbons and flowers. It is said that bells and ribbons can dispel disasters and bring abundance. Maurice dance was originally a tradition with only male participation, but now some teams also have female dancers.

　 Scotland

The most famous national costume in Britain is probably the Scotland skirt. Lattice pattern Very characteristic. The Scotland style skirt is a piece of woolen cloth, except the ends, and the other parts are pleat. People will wrap it around their waist, fold the wrinkles behind them, and cross the ends of the woolen cloth with a pin.

Each Scotland family or family has their own lattice patterns with different colors.

Traditional Scottish highland clothing is the dress of Scotland's people and army. Scotland skirts make up a part of it. In addition to short skirts, the Scots wore a lattice cloak on their shoulders and tied a goat bag or fur bag in front of their skirts. Although many clothes will use lattice fabrics, Scotland women will wear short skirts, but they do not have exclusive ethnic costumes.

　　 Welsh

Welsh's national costume originated from peasant clothing in 18 and nineteenth Century. Because Welsh was far away from other parts of Britain, many of the characteristics of clothing and materials were there. Welsh costumes They survived, though they died early in other parts of the United Kingdom. Unlike Scotland, Welsh's distinctive national costume is worn by women. It includes a long gown (Welsh: betgwn) or a skirt, matching with the classic crimson petticoat (Welsh: PAIs). There is a scarf on the robe. The Welsh will fold it in a triangle and put it on the shoulder, so that its corner will hang down, and the other two corners will be fixed in front of the body with pins. Usually they also wear aprons, some aprons are simple, and some are colorful embroidery.

The most distinctive part of Welsh's dress is the tall black "Welsh hat", also known as "beaver hat". It is believed to have originated in France in the late eighteenth Century. This type of cap has a high width and a cylindrical or conical shape. Usually their edges will be decorated with a circle of silk or crepe.

　　 Northern Ireland

Early Irish clothing originated from Gail and Norwegian costumes. The men wore tight Plaid trousers, a tassel cloak on their shoulders or a short waist tunic for men and women, and the lady wore a tassel cloak. The saving act of sixteenth Century prohibits such styles of dress. The decree is aimed at suppressing Irish costumes, as well as dealing with Ireland unwilling to merge with England.

Despite the fact that Northern Ireland no longer has a strong tradition of wearing ethnic costumes, national music and folk dance still play an important role in Northern Ireland.