Проектная работа по теме" Traditional costumes of the British Isles"

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TRADITIONAL COSTUMES In different countries, the national costume consists, as a rule, of ancient folk clothing or its individual elements. The UK is an exceptional example in this case. Here, due to the high level of economic development, folk costume has become a thing of the past, and its elements are preserved only in the stage costumes of song or dance groups. I n the UK, there are differences in the details of professional clothing. For example, farmers often wear three-piece suits and felt hats, workers wear caps, and dockworkers in ports tie colorful headscarves around their necks. In the business districts, you can even see clerks who still dress according to the old tradition, narrow striped trousers, a black jacket, a high white collar, a hat in the form of a bowler hat on their head, with a black umbrella in their hands. Scottish National Dress One of the most famous national costumes of the world is the Scottish kilt. In the world, the symbol of Scotland is three things: a kilt, whiskey and a Haggis pie. The pattern on the kilt reflects belonging to a particular clan. And remember, when visiting Scotland, that men do not wear skirts (skirt), but wear a kilt. Traditionally, ladies do not wear a kilt, they wear dresses or pleated skirts made of checkered material. Often they wear a light checkered blanket or shawl. A.

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TRADITIONAL COSTUMES B Irish national costume . With the resurgence of Irish dance, traditional Irish costumes became associated with the flamboyant costumes of Irish dancers. However, in ancient Ireland, people were more likely to have worn " Leine " tartan "Truss" pants and long cloaks fastened with a brooch . English National Dress Unfortunately , the English do not really have a traditional national dress as such. During one Miss World pageant, an English contestant came out in a Beefeater costume. There have been many attempts to create a costume, but as usual no one can decide how it should look. Even Henry VIII invited the artist Van Dyck to create the English national costume, this also failed. So, for lack of anything else, check out the Beefeater costume that Miss England wore. B.

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