1、Clothing culture is an important part of social culture. With the development of economy, technology and culture, the cultural significance of clothing is becoming more and more important. British clothing is a part of European costumes. Due to its geographical location and politics, it is influence

2、d by the European style of clothing.英國(guó)服飾文化Clothing culture in Britain（1）British clothing culture in different periodsBackgroundcultural connotationcharacteristic national costume （2）Similarities and differences between British and Chinese costume culture1.dress form2. cultural connotationBritish clo

3、thing culture in different periods不同時(shí)期的英國(guó)服飾文化Middle AgesMedieval Europe was a period of Christian rule, and Christianity had great influence on European costumes. Because Christianity despised luxury, the whole Middle Ages wore simple and simple clothes. The colors and patterns are very monotonous.

4、The colors are black, grey, white and trichromatic.RenaissanceIn sixteenth Century, after the discovery of the new route, the overseas trade was developed, and the British national strength became stronger and stronger. The dress of the British royal family was not only rich and magnificent, but als

5、o revealed the germination of hedonism. The British monarchs and nobles all over the sixteenth Century extremely prefer lace.Throughout the sixteenth Century, the most distinctive hat of the British dress is the time to reach the peak. British women also pour their enthusiasm on the headwear.Sevente

6、enth CenturyIn seventeenth Century, British clothing, with a heart to learn from France, Italy and even Spain, although the baroque style also spread to Britain, but in this era, Britain is in the era of the advantages of the European countries. The biggest change in womens skirts is the need for fi

7、xed fixtures in the past, while some women have been relieved of too much hard material for the first time in one hundred years to form the cloth from the waist to the edge. Womens clothing also flourished with ribbons and lace like mens wear, but the most fashionable ornaments and clothes were stil

8、l pearls.Vitoria periodAfter merging the European Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo and other artistic styles, the British must eventually get out of their own style. By the end of nineteenth Century, Britain had entered the most prosperous Vitoria era.In this period, the British womens clothing highligh

9、ts the aesthetic features, using a large number of lace, yarn, lotus leaf edge, ribbon, bow, multi-level cake cutting, wrinkle, fold and other elements, as well as the collar, high waist, Princess sleeves, leg sleeves and other palace styles. This gorgeous and subtle soft style is refreshing.Bowler

10、hatThe bowler hat, also known as a coke hat,is a hard felt hat with a rounded crown originally created in 1849. traditionally ,the British nobility ,distinguished celebrities have to wear this hat.The tuxedo originated in Britain.The historical reason coats were cut this way was to make it easier fo

11、r the wearer to ride a horse, but over the years tailcoats of varying types have evolved into forms of formal dress for both day and evening wear. TailcoatSimilarities and differences between British and Chinese costume culture英國(guó)與中國(guó)服飾文化的異同DifferencesThe shape of Chinese traditional clothing emphasiz

12、es the longitudinal feeling, and it starts to droop naturally from the collar area. The long sleeved and tubular gown skirt makes the dressing body look slender.1）dress formThe form of Western classical clothing emphasizes lateral feeling, often using lateral expansion of shoulder contour, various h

13、ard collar, wheel collar, inflated sleeve type, huge skirt support, overlapping lace and flower as well as the lining of yarn and various parts, so that the line of clothing is exaggerated and radiated outward.2）cultural connotationWestern culture is good at expressing contradictions and conflicts,

14、emphasizing the stimulating and extreme forms in clothing composition to highlight individuality.Chinese culture is a harmonious culture, emphasizing balanced, symmetrical and uniform fashion modeling methods, with the most beautiful rules and stability.SimilaritiesIn ancient Chinese costumes and British costumes, from the perspective of style and cloth, the people wore relati