Презентация на тему: Традиционная народная одежда

Traditional clothes

Folk costume (also: regional costume, national costume or traditional garments) expresses an identity through costume which usually relates to a geographic area or a period of time in history, but can also indicate social, marital and/or religious status. Such costumes often come in two forms: one for everyday occasions, the other for festivals and formal wear. Today traditional garments are often worn in connection with special events and celebrations, connected with cultural traditions, heritage, or pride.

Albanian clothing

Traditional Albanian clothing (Albanian: veshjet tradicionale shqiptare, veshjet kombëtare or veshjet popullore) includes more than 200 different kind of clothings in all Albania.. Almost every region in Albania has its traditional dress.

Russian clothing

Russian clothing manifests folk art and conveys the spirit of the past and old bright culture of Russia which is still in fashion today. The most authentic Russian clothing items are decorated with traditional Russian motifs. We can see the wide variety of styles - Russian woman's headdress "kokoshnik", fine men's linen "rubashka" shirts, beautiful woman's dress "sarafan" with embroidery in brocade and silk. A collection of most beautiful Russian shawls - Orenburg goat down shawls and Pavlovo Posad 100% wool can be a special addition to any woman's wardrobe.

Costume consists of: 1 blouse and 1 sarafan. True Russian Rubakha (shirt)

Our Russian linen dresses are absolutely beautiful. The folk dress is designed in best Russian traditions of folk shirts and dresses decorated with a cross-stitched embroidery ornaments which were meant to protect a woman against the evil spirit. Classical folk linen dress is perfect for summer vacation time.

Belarusian Traditional Clothing

   . The origins of Belarusian clothing tradition lie in the ancient Kiewan Rus'. The moderate continental climate, long winter and mild summer required a closed, warm clothing. Fabrics were made out of flux and wool, decorated with printed or embroiled ornaments, or weaved from using threads of different color. . An outside clothing was usually a "svita" type coat often lined with fur inside for winter clothing.. The costume of Belarusians conserved it's ties with costume of Russians and Ukrainians, but also acquired the features of our other neighbors - Poles, Lithuanians, Latvians and other European nations.

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