Ngoại ngữ Traditional clothes

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Design a poster about traditional clothes in your country. Include the following information...
.which part of your country do the clothes come from?
.which period of history do the clothes come from?
.what are the clothes like?
.who wears them?
.what are the names of the clothes?

 

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Design a poster about traditional clothes in your country. Include the following information...
.which part of your country do the clothes come from?
.which period of history do the clothes come from?
.what are the clothes like?
.who wears them?
.what are the names of the clothes?

E tham khảo ^^
Kimono comes from Japan. Simply meaning ‘the thing worn’, over the years the kimono has come to specifically refer to the traditional straight-cut dress that is tied at the waist with an obi. Colour combinations could communicate political class or a particular Samurai clan as well as the virtues of the wearer (or at least virtues they might aspire to!) Purple indicated undying love and red youthful glamour and passion – incidentally, the beni-red dye is prone to fading therefore also suggests transient love. Fact or fiction? In 1932, several women caught in a fire at Shirokiya’s Nihonbashi store refused to jump in to firemen safety nets for fear of revealing no knickers underneath their kimonos!