The British culture is one of the richest in the world with the population still holding on to what the forefathers practiced centuries ago. This is more especially displayed in their clothing which has stood the taste of time. A perfect example is the dome-shaped skirt that comes with silhouette blouse that perfectly match the female figure. Despite the fact that the dress was designed in the early 70’s, its style and design has not been tampered with. It is surprising that people are only coming up with different ways of making the dress without necessary changing its style. As fashion remains paramount to the modern woman, the British dress is continuously gaining popularity across the world as it is considered the best feminine dress. Though it completely covers a woman, it still displays her body as a woman. This makes it a perfect wear for both official and casual duties.
Even though the design and style of the British dress remains intact, it differs in the kind of the material used. This is done considering the different economic status of the people as well as the occasion in which the cloth is worn. For instance, the material that will be used to make a dress for attending official meetings will differ from that which will be used for household chores and other events like parties and dinners. The dress is also designed for different climatic conditions to ensure that the wearers feel comfortable in them. The male clothes are designed to display their masculinity and power. They come with a hat, and a trouser tacked inside the socks.
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