Электронная презентация The history of fashion

The History of Britain. The history of fashion.

Historical periods Questionnaire

Furs and skins ( primitive people)

the Middle Ages

The Tudor Period

An Elizabethan Period

Jacobean Era

Caroline era

Georgian period

The Regency

Victorian period

Edwardian period

Modern fashion

f eathers

b ones

f urs

s kin s

a rmour

swords

shields

rings

chains

circular pendants

guilds

gold and silver

ornaments

brooches

girdles

chains

watches on chains

brooches

rings

gold bead

spears

bracelets

leather gloves

hats with feathers

brooches

rings

f ans

h airpins

long g loves

corsets

m uffs

h ats

aprons

s hawl s

b onnet s

r inglets

dresses with

a crinoline

decollete

hats with

feathers

fitting dresses

hats with bows

belts

Questions for poll

1) What is being fashionable for you?

2) Do you think it's important to follow the fashion?

3) What are your colour preferences in fashion?

4) What historical period influenced the development of English national suit most?

5) The dress of what historical period would you feel best in?

6) What historical period influenced the new tendencies in fashion in your opinion?

7) Imagine you are a fashion designer. What details of national costume would you

choose for present day fashion?

8) What historical costume do you think suits the carnival most?

9) What historical costume is closer to a contemporary one?

10) Do you think the British national suit reflects national character of the English?

The seventh class

90% to pay attention to their

What is being fashionable

for you?

The tenth class

80 % to be stylishly dressed

The eleventh class

90% to follow modern trends

The seventh class

70 % consider expedient

to be in fashion

Do you think it's

important to

follow the

fashion?

The tenth class

60 % consider expedient

to be in fashion

The eleventh class

50 % consider expedient

to be in fashion

The seventh class

60% prefer dark colours

40% prefer bright colours

What are your

colour

preferences in

fashion?

The tenth class

boys prefer dark colours

girls prefer light colours

The eleventh class

100% prefer dark colours

The seventh class

50% - Renaissance,30% - a dress of the

XX century, 20 % - a suit of the XIX century

What historical

period

influenced the

development of

English national

suit most?

The tenth class

the Victorian period

The eleventh class

90% - Elizabethan period,

10% - the Victorian period

The seventh class

10% - a dress of the Medieval,

30% - a suit of Victorian period,

20% - a dress of the XVIII century

The dress of what

historical period

would you feel

best in?

The tenth class

50 % - Renaissance

The eleventh class

50 % a dress of the XIX century,

33 % - a suit of the XX centuries,

17 % - clothes of the XXI centuries

The seventh class

the XX century

What historical

period influenced

the new

tendencies in

fashion in your

opinion?

The tenth class

the Victorian period

The eleventh class

the XX century

The seventh class

belts, berets, laces

Imagine you are a

fashion designer.

What details of

national costume

would you choose

for present day

fashion?

The tenth class

corset, hats, cylinder

The eleventh class

dresses with crinoline, collars

The seventh class

suits of the XVIII century

What historical

costume do you

think suits the

carnival most?

The tenth class

magnificent dresses,

the Scottish suit

The eleventh class

suits of the vampire

and Marylin Monro

The seventh class

suit of the XX century

What historical

costume is closer

to a contemporary

one?

The tenth class

classical jacket

The eleventh class

suit of the late

of XX century

The seventh class

independence, aristocratism,

intelligence

Do you think the British national suit reflects national character of the English?

The tenth class

restraint, severity,

elegance, punctuality

The eleventh class

restraint, severity,

elegance, punctuality

C onclusion

So, having analyzed the answers of all participants of questionnaire, I have come to a conclusion:

1) To be fashionable means - to be stylish, and follow the new fashionable

tendencies. But it is not necessary to follow the fashion blindly.

2) Every person has got his (her) own colour preferences in fashion.

3) The Victorian age has influenced the development of the English national suit most.

4) The person of today will feel himself (herself) more comfortable in the dress of

the Age of the Enlightenment or Renaissance.

5) The twenty century has influenced the new tendencies in fashion most.

6) For the present day fashion you could borrow cylinder, corset, crinoline dresses.

7) The dresses of the eleventh and ninth centuries suit the carnival best of all.

8) The clothes of twenty century suit every day life most of all.

9) the History influences a fashion: time is flyers and everything is being changed – both

opinions and values of people and fashion as well.