洋人十八世紀穿衣

18世紀的一位紳士 為了穿襪子 穿得乾淨 他躺在牀上穿著一件長褲子的夜襯衫 再穿上一件褲襠 這樣的衣服 可以作為一種不正式的室內褲 可以穿過房子 穿過褲襠 穿過窗戶 兩種衣服 都反映了英國的國外興趣 褲襠是日本人的影響力 而襯衫是印度人的服飾 褲襠開了一個小的直線 在褲襠的下方有一個小的縫隙 有時會被褲襠褪色 褲襠是滿的 褲襠有一個大型的褲子 可以讓人輕鬆移動 褲襠可以往上或往下移動 男士會選擇他的配件 按照日常穿著的情況 選擇鞋跟 或鑲嵌石或玻璃 為特別的日常穿著 褲襠通常會緊扣 連結在一條絲路上 男士可能會穿著 裙襬和下腰帶 但由於褲襠的尾部 很長 所以可以穿在 褲襠的上方 下腰帶並不必要 褲襠的下腰帶 在背後切得很厚 and were gathered into the waistband with a laced vent to allow the wearer to sit or ride more comfortably. They fastened at the front waist with buttons and the fall flap performed the function of the modern fly. Breeches usually had at least one pair of pockets. The breeches closed the side of the knee with buttons and the knee band was closed with buttons, buckles or ties just beneath the knee. Suit waistcoats were made either to match or to contrast with the coat. The top few buttons would be left undone to allow the shirt ruffles to show. Although the pocket buttons were placed below the pocket flap suggesting that it was just for show, the pockets were in fact functional. The shirt collar was soft and closed with tapes or buttons and the gentleman would wear a fine linen cravat or stock over it. Men's shoes were buckled across the top. The stock was made of pleated linen and fastened at the back of the neck with a buckle. A gentleman would have owned at least two wigs so that one could be dressed while the other was worn but would probably have had a number of styles to choose from. He would have worn a wrapper to protect his clothing and a mask to protect his face while the wig was being dusted. Wig powder was made from finely ground starch scented with orange flower or lavender. It also came in many colours including grey, brown, black or white. It was even available in blue. It was applied by the means of puffers, shakers or miniature bellows. A black bow would be tied at the back of the neck to control the wig tail or queue. Men's formal dress suits consisted of three garments breaches, waistcoat and coat. They could be made of matching or contrasting fabrics of silk, linen or wool left plain or decorated with metal braid or embroidery and sequins. A suit of three identical pieces was known as a ditto suit. A gentleman's coat fitted smoothly across the chest and back and widened into a skirt with pleats at the side seam. It was usually worn unbuttoned. The coat's centre back vent allowed the skirts to be swept aside for sitting or riding. The open side vents allowed a ceremonial sword to emerge.