A) 黄慧，覃誉丹 B ）李凤玉，郑海翠

1) In western dress and leather shoes 2)Women’s cheongsam

What's a Cheongsam? A Cheongsam is an elegant, traditional Chinese dress, usually patterned with flowers and dragon motifs

Originally, cheon In Shanghaeven the world. i, the city of the fashion center of China, the all new style gsam is Manchu bannermen ’ s robe with broad sleeves, which lasts for about 300 years without any change. It can be said that without the neoteric Shanghai ’ s opening to the world or combination of the Chinese and occidental culture, there wouldn ’ t be the cheongsam with western style, then say nothing of the haipai cheongsam.

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Like daffodils and April showers, trench coats are one of the first signs of spring. Originally worn by British military officers during World War I, the trench coat became filmdom's uniform de rigueur for international spies and star reporters. Now, rain or shine, women express their individuality in how they wear the coat ?some with collar turned up, others with surprise lining or coat opened and unbelted, or with a dash of color. A buttoned- up coat may even lead to a security check.

Bridal fabrics Silk This is the p remier wedding fabric for softness, luster and beauty. Silk is made from silkworm cocoons. France became the most famous producer of finished silk fabric, hence the use of so many French names such as dupioni and peau de soie for silk finishes. Until recently, silk has been an expensive fabric, and silk bridal gowns have been equally pricey. Most used to cost more than $1,000. In the last five years, however, more affordable silk fabrics (and silk blends) have prompted those prices to drop considerably. Today, some designers archurning out all-silk gowns for just $600. China still makes 70 percent to 85 percent of the world's silk, but Thailand is also known for the quality of its silk. The designer Wallentin boasts that it uses only 100 percent Thai silk in its gown collections. Linen Made from flax fibers, this fabric was first used for clothing by the ancient Egyptians. Linen is often combined with cotton or other fabrics; by itself it wrinkles badly. As a result, you're more likely to see linen as a fabric in suits and other informal bridal dresses.

WARTIME FASHIONS Fashions and the fashion industry in Paris, America and Great Britain during WW2 Paris World War ll had an effect on the fashion industry everywhere even in the home of haute couture, Paris. After the Nazis occupied Paris they insisted that the fashion industry be transferred to Berlin, and although they did eventually withdraw the order several couture houses closed down. In Paris, women began to make the hat their expression of fashion, as material was rationed, but flowers and feathers were not. So an explosion of colour and style could be seen on the heads of many women.

America Americans and Britons knew that by saving cloth they were assisting the Allied cause, but with a general lack of news from occupied Europe it meant that the fashion conscious of America and Britain could no longer get inspiration from Paris.

Great Britain In 1940 Britain silk stockings were in short supply. To take their place various brands of leg make-up appeared on the market and women resorted to drawing seams with eyebrow pencil down the back of each leg to give the appearance of wearing stockings. The fashion was for Short skirts, sensible 'flat heeled' shoes and square shouldered jackets that recalled the cut of uniforms - these were the basic features of the wartime 'Utility fashions'.