Names of outerwear for women. Fashion dictionary. Fashion terms with illustrations. Basic requirements for a store name
fashion dictionary
(glossary of fashion terms with illustrations)
- a pattern of rhombuses or squares located diagonally, and intersecting diagonal lines. The geometry of the argyle pattern adorned the kilts and plaids of the famous Scottish Campbell clan. The pattern got its name from the name of the area in Scotland where the Campbells lived. Most often, the argyle pattern is used in knitwear. It came into fashion in the 1920s thanks to the British company Pringle of Scotland, which produces elite knitwear and knitwear. The argyle V-neck sweater is a classic symbol of British style.
- wool of an animal (alpaca) from the genus llamas. Wool is fibrous and silky, expensive knitwear is knitted from it, and is also used in costume fabrics.
- a type of wide tie resembling a neckerchief. The name comes from the Royal Ascot Races in Great Britain, where the dress code was just such a scarf tie. Now ascot is common as an accessory for the groom at weddings that take place until 6 pm.
(baggy jeans) - loose, baggy-looking jeans, lowered on the buttocks.
- a blouse reduced to the size of a bra. Named for Brigitte Bardot, who appeared in such a blouse on the screen.
Bato a neckline is a boat-shaped neckline.
- long shorts Classic Bermuda shorts have darts, tucks, welt pockets, belt loops, cuffs, knee length and are made from sand-coloured cotton fabric.
(bespoke)- the manufacture of any things on an individual order (from the English be spoken - "agreed in advance").
(black tie)- a strict dress code, suggesting the presence of a tuxedo and a bow tie.
bolo tie - consists of two braided cords fastened and tightened to the collar with a buckle. Came into fashion in the Wild West. The name comes from the word boladoras - a device for hunting, which looks like a strong cord with heavy balls at the ends.
- a short light jacket. This model was originally created for the US Air Force and was worn by bomber pilots. The jacket was equipped with elastic cuffs on the sleeves, as well as a knitted stand-up collar. Later, a bright orange lining appeared at the insistence of the rescue service - so evacuated from the aircraft and surviving pilots were easier to see from a height.
- most often under borsalino they mean fedora: soft felt hat with a silk ribbon on the crown and three dents, and borsalino is a trademark of an Italian company that has been producing such hats since the middle of the 19th century.
- This is a mix of shoes and boots. As a type of fashionable shoes, they appeared relatively recently. The French name "ankle boots" literally means "ankle boots".
- shoes with perforations. They can be either open or closed. characteristic feature is a detachable toe of various configurations. Typically, brogues have a tapered toe, lacing and low heels. Choosing the right brogues will help
- a flower in the buttonhole of a jacket.
(wayfarer) is a model of iconic glasses from Ray-Ban, produced since 1952.
- a kind of wild llamas, which are in the Red Book, the wool of this animal is considered the most expensive in the world. 200 grams of wool is sheared from each animal once every 2 years. After processing the wool, a fiber with a thickness of 12-13 microns is obtained. Only a very limited number of producers have access to the purchase of vicuña wool.
- pointy flat-soled boots (came into men's fashion in the late 1950s).
- a tie with a ready-made factory knot - on a braid fastened under the collar.
- the meaning-forming core of the show, a memorable detail.
- a kind of shoe covers with buttons on the side and a strap that tightens under the heel. Originally intended to protect shoes, they are now a stylish accessory. They can be both short and long to the knee.
- a piece of clothing (can also be attributed to accessories), resembling stockings cut off at the bottom, worn over shoes. Originally made from leather, now more often from wool and knitwear. Leggings are often used as an element of sportswear, for example, in professional dances, leggings are worn during rehearsals to quickly warm up the leg muscles.
Guinem - This is a print on cotton fabric, which is a small cell on a white background, the distinguishing feature of which is that the stripes of a muted tone that form the cell form a dark square at the intersection.
- a type of sandal with a large number of straps and ropes on a flat sole. The name carries the history of the appearance of this shoe, before a large number of straps were necessary for convenience when maneuvering a fighter. Now the straps have a decorative function.
- long gloves with cut fingers.
- a fur scarf or skin with the head and legs of an animal, fitting the neck.
(montikot) - a short coat with a hood with a fastener in the form of loops made of cord or leather and wooden buttons in the form of a fang.
- boots with suede uppers on rubber soles with two pairs of holes for laces. Deserts were created by the famous Nathan Clark - the master of the company Clark's.
- shoes with open lacing, in which the sides are sewn over the front (the berets are sewn over the vamp). Derbies can be either with or without perforation. This type of shoe bears its name in honor of their inventor, the Earl of Derby, but in England these boots are called "Bluchers" after the Prussian Marshal Blucher, who participated in the Battle of Waterloo. According to the legend, the soldiers of the Blucher army wore boots with open lacing. Derbies are considered the most versatile footwear (less formal than Oxfords).
- the sole is covered with jute or hemp rope.
- the style of shoes that cover the toe and heel and open the bend of the foot.
- a wide belt for men, which is worn with a tuxedo.
- a cape coat with a slit for hands.
- (aka "Newsboy cap" (newsboy cap) and "eight-bladed cap") The name Gatsby comes from the novel by Francis Scott Fitzgerald "The Great Gatsby", in which the protagonist wore a cap.
The Gatsby cap has a curved visor and a rounded cut, it is distinguished by a more curvaceous shape, the division of the upper part into 8 sewn panels and a button sheathed with material at the very top. Top part caps can be sewn to the visor or separated from it.
- a light men's coat, which is an elongated jacket. Initially, the cover coat came into fashion as a riding jacket. Now is a part business wardrobe men.
- boots with a dense rubber sole (platform), in a classic design, they are decorated with leather weaving.
(klach) is a small elegant women's handbag without handles, it is worn in the hand or clasped under the arm. Translated from in English the word "clutch" means to grab.
(from the English loafer, i.e. loafer) - boots resembling moccasins, differ from moccasins in the presence of a fairly thick sole with a low heel. Classic loafers have decorative leather tassels. For the first time, in mass production, this shoe model was launched by representatives of the Spalding family from New Hampshire in the early 1930s. In the 1950s, Gucci began selling branded loafers with a gold-plated jumper buckle. Loafers are available for men and women.
(Dr Martins boots)- army-style shoes for everyday life. Designed by an army doctor, the boots are comfortable and durable. Initially, they were popular with elderly ladies, now they are favorites among informal youth.
(menadier) is a small handbag on a thin long handle or chain. From the word "coquette".
- a miniature solid handbag-box without handles and straps.
- gloves without fingers, in which the separation (bell) is only on thumb, it is a kind of cropped mittens.
- traditional shoes of North American Indians. Moccasins are sewn in a special way: the leather top is stretched from below to the block and fastened from above with an open seam.
- warm winter shoes for country walks. The design and name are due to the event of the first landing of a man on the moon, which inspired shoe designer Giancarl Zanatta.
- shoes without a back, were originally popular among women lung behavior, later became the home shoes of aristocrats in the 17th century, and in the 1950s became popular thanks to Hollywood stars who wore them with feather pom-poms.
- an aristocratic hunting jacket from the time of Sherlock Holmes. The classic Norfolk is single-breasted, has patch pockets and a belt at the waist. The jacket got its name thanks to the Duke of Norfolk, from whose estate the fashion for this model went.
- women's shoes with laces, low heels and thick soles. Element of youth fashion of the 20th century.
- a frame made of whalebone, resembling a basket (hence the name Panier in French - basket), to add splendor to the skirt. Another name for this item of women's clothing is fizhma(from German Fischbein - whalebone).
- Umbrella to protect from the sun. As a rule, it is made of paper or lace.
(Indian cucumber) - a decorative drop-shaped ornament of Indian or Persian origin, also known as "Indian cucumber". In various sources, its shape is compared with a mango, cypress or palm tree.
Plastron (aka ascot) - a type of short and wide tie, more often worn for special occasions.
Plexiglass - shoes - these are shoes with transparent elements made of flexible plastic (called plexiglass). Such shoes are not recommended for wearing in hot weather and require special care to ensure that the transparent inserts are always in perfect transparent condition.
Harness - an accessory in women's fashion, consisting of belts in various slings, which is worn over a dress or blouse.
- style in clothes. The name of this style is an abbreviation for pre-college preparatory, as they call educational establishments preparing for admission to prestigious universities. The main distinguishing features of the style are elegance, neatness, classics, high cost and coat of arms or brand symbols. Elements of style: Oxford shirts, polo shirts, cotton tees, bright cropped trousers, sporty dresses and pastel-colored chinos. Shoes are preferred without heels. Preppy girls should look as fresh and natural as possible with minimal makeup on their face. Accessories are very important in this style, these are various scarves, gloves, hats, bows, ties, cufflinks, etc.
The preppy style is also used in classic dress uniforms in some sports such as golf, squash, tennis and lacrosse. This is due to the fact that the listed sports have always been the prerogative of people from high society.
Famous preppy style brands: Ralph Lauren Polo, Lacoste, Vineyard Vines, Brooks Brothers, Tommy Hilfiger, Gant.
New preppy - the ratio of modern fashion to preppy style, reorientation classical style preppy in a freer way.
In a narrow concept, these are adherents of the preppy style, if you look at this phenomenon more broadly, then these are, first of all, educated, intelligent and emphatically educated young people who value their time and comfort, preferring expensive branded items. Prepster support healthy lifestyle life, existing political system and family traditions. Glasses are often worn, not as a fashion accessory, but out of necessity.
- small handbags on the loop.
– sports shirt with a soft turn-down collar and a fastener to the middle of a breast.
(from French reticule - funny, from Latin reticulum - mesh) is a soft-shaped women's handbag in the form of a pouch on a silk cord or chain, decorated with embroidery, rhinestones, beads, etc., originally in the form of miniature woven bags, therefore and received the name "reticule", which in Latin means "mesh", "wicker bag". However, later they began to be called derisively "reticules", which means "funny" in French. The prototype of the reticule was a bag for needlework, which since the middle of the 18th century. brought into fashion the Marquis de Pompadour.
- a type of sandals with a thick wooden sole. Sabot - translated from French - a wooden shoe. Initially, clogs were worn by the low-income sections of the French population and peasants, because it was convenient to walk on the paving stones in them and they did not get wet. In the 16th and 17th centuries, French fashionistas fell in love with this type of footwear. In Holland, clogs are called "klomps", in Lithuania - "klumpes", in England - "clogs".
- This is a backpack bag, but with one strap.
– summer sneakers without lacing with rubber soles. Slip-ons were invented by Paul Van Doren (the founder of Vans, so in America such shoes are called Vans shoes). Originally designed as lightweight surf shoes.
(Ivy Style)- the style of the golden youth of the 80s, the same as the preppy style. The Ivy League is an association of eight famous private American universities (Brown, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Princeton and Dartmouth College). The name comes from the ivy shoots that wrap around the buildings of these universities.
- This model was invented in Britain in the 19th century. hallmark Chelsea boots feature an elastic band on the sides, so no lacing or zippers are required, and they are easy to put on and take off. Initially, they were working class shoes. At the beginning of the 21st century, they gained popularity in fashion circles.
- a long shirt as underwear. Until the 14th century, shemis were sewn from flax or hemp (hemp was coarser), and after the 14th century, cotton became the main material.
- a plastic or metal lace tip, which makes it easier to thread the laces through the eyelets of the boots.
(in Latin America they are called alpargata) - summer shoes (men's and women's), cloth slippers with rope soles made of natural materials. Worn on bare feet. They appeared in Spain among the peasants and in the south of France among the miners. Came into fashion in the 80s of the twentieth century. The main trendsetter of espadrilles in the 20th century was Salvador Dali, who wore their traditional version with ties around the ankles. With the invention of elastic bands, these ties gradually disappeared, and the shape of espadrilles became more like house slippers with a heel.
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The rapid development of the fashion industry, current trends and the massive transition to an informal style in no way affected the popularity of one of the most important attributes of a man's basic wardrobe - costume. Moreover, this type of clothing is becoming increasingly important. Numerous studies of authoritative publications and various surveys show that the use of a classic suit in everyday life has a direct impact on a person's success and well-being.
Some scientists point to a psychological factor, which is the ability of a man dressed in a suit to think more globally, especially in terms of financial matters. A variety of brands, improving the quality of tailoring, all kinds of additions and innovations require a competent approach to choosing a men's suit. Great importance has a profession, physique and, most importantly, a specific life situation and dress code requirements.
To understand the basics of style, create an individual image and general development, in principle, it is extremely important to distinguish between types of men's suits. Even if this item of clothing is not a priority and is used exclusively on special occasions. Suits are distinguished by many minute details - the shape of the lapels, the types of pockets on the jacket, the number of buttons on the sleeves, and so on. In all this diversity, it is easy to get confused and completely lose interest in studying this topic. It is enough for an ordinary person to know the basic types and differences of men's suits.
Fashion does not stand still, but clothes remain unchanged. (Gianni Versace)
TYPES OF MEN'S COSTUMES: A BRIEF DESCRIPTION
MODELS OF MEN'S COSTUMES
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A standard and widespread version of a men's suit, including trousers and a jacket, which can be single or double-breasted.
The most popular, comfortable and affordable type of jacket used by the vast majority of the male population of the planet. Distinctive feature consists in the classic arrangement of one row of buttons on right side and the same number of loops on the left. The total number of buttons ranges from 1 to 4. The standard option includes 2 or 3 buttons.
A more formal version of a men's jacket. Mainly used to attend special events where provided strict style clothes. On the right side there are two rows of buttons; when fastening, one part of the jacket goes behind the second for a rather long distance. The standard model includes 6 buttons, double-breasted jackets are also available with 4 and 8 buttons.
TROIKA
The main difference between a men's three-piece suit and a two-piece suit is the presence in addition to trousers and a jacket additional element- vest. Traditionally, all three components of the costume are of the same color and quality of fabric, but in last years fashion trends allow for various design experiments.
Today, the three is used much less frequently than the two, mainly as an indicator of refined style and elegance. In the classic form of a three-piece suit, a double-breasted jacket is provided, but single-breasted is more common.
STYLES OF MEN'S SUITS
FORMAL
For special occasions and protocol events with the obligatory observance of the dress code. Most known species- tuxedo and tailcoat.
The most formal and even to some extent ceremonial version of the men's suit. Traditionally, the tuxedo is made in a black style, with an open chest and long lapels, often complemented by a special belt. The jacket is single and double-breasted with one or three buttons. The classic attributes of a tuxedo are a white shirt and a bow tie. Dress code - black tie.
Protocol men's suit for attending ceremonial and other official evening events that provide for strict requirements for the style of clothing. A characteristic feature is a jacket, shortened in front and long in the back, usually black. In addition to a white shirt and a bow tie, a vest must also be worn with a tailcoat. white color. Dress code - white tie.
INFORMAL (CASUAL)
For everyday wear and attending informal events without strict dress code rules. Suits in Casual style are characterized by absolute freedom of design developments, including color scheme, type and quality of material, they are very comfortable, allow a person to make an individual image as bright as possible. They do not require a tie, a bow tie, sometimes even a shirt and other elements of a classic men's suit.
CLASSICAL
Something between formal and informal style is usually used for various business meetings and formal occasions. In everyday life, only people of certain professions or social status are mainly worn - politicians, lawyers, businessmen, and so on.
MEN'S CUSTOMIZED SUITS
English
English tailoring suits are a combination of timeless British classics, elegance and tradition. Equally used are single and double-breasted fitted jackets with slots on the back (special vertical holes). Ideal for men of normal build, that is, not thin and not full.
Trousers are usually high-waisted with two or three folds, shoulder tabs are pronounced, the fabric is heavier and stiffer in comparison with the American "colleague". In general, English costumes are made with a sense of taste and are of high quality.
American
The peak of the popularity of American costumes was observed in the 20s of the last century. Initially, the models did not look very stylish, they were baggy and loose-fitting, primarily designed for comfort and practicality for men of full build.
Over time, the situation has changed, new types of American suits are quite elegant and fit any figure. The standard model includes a single-breasted cropped jacket with 2-3 buttons, shoulder tabs are often missing, the shape of the jacket is slightly tapered at the bottom.
Italian
Italian costumes look the most modern and stylish. They differ from the English and American versions in the high location of the buttons, raised shoulder elements, narrower trousers and an overall elegant shape that is as close to the figure as possible.
The most common model is a single-breasted jacket with 3 buttons and vents. When tailoring Italian suits, light materials of the highest standard are used. Especially high-quality models are offered by such well-known brands as Brioni, Zegna and Canali. Most suitable for tall and slender men.
Very often, a man does not even realize how high-quality and appropriate for a particular situation the suit is able to transform the appearance and give the image a completely different shape. Add to this a competent choice of shoes and accessories, for example, prestigious men's watches - the attention of women and success in society are guaranteed. At the same time, do not forget about the physical form and the development of the intellect. Everything must be in harmony.
Nature doesn't have bad weather, and it really does, as long as your men's outerwear is appropriate for the season. What are the features of men's outerwear, how to choose the right coat and what to wear with this or that thing? When choosing outerwear, stylists recommend that men adhere to three basic rules: style, minimalism and dark tones. Modern design, a variety of fabrics and models allow you to choose perfect option for any weather.
Hooded jackets with warm lining
These jackets are ideal for those who have to work on fresh air. However, such jackets do not always act as work clothes; recently, down jackets of various degrees of protection have been incredibly popular. In the context of urban fashion, stylists recommend choosing models from dark-colored tweeds, but serious businessmen, lawyers, men in high positions, it is better to refuse such jackets.
Models of bright, contrasting colors are only appropriate in a ski resort. Jackets with synthetic winterizer or down lining are appropriate in everyday life, it is better to choose something more classic for a business suit. A good quality down jacket is not cheap, but such a thing fully justifies its cost, with such a jacket you will not care even the coldest wind.
Parka or anorak
The parka was once considered part of the military uniform, but over time it has adapted perfectly as a stylish and practical piece of modern men's wardrobe. At one time, the American army decided to adopt the Eskimo parka, such clothing was ideal for a long stay in the fresh air in military operations. As a result, the park gradually switched to civilian clothes, and in the 1970s and 80s it became an integral attribute of students and "nerds".
After some decline in popularity, the parka has returned to the men's wardrobe again. 
, today it is especially “respected” by hipsters and worn by ordinary men who value comfort and practicality. The parka is an elongated jacket, parkas are sewn from the most different materials, which in turn is reflected in the weight and design of the model, but regardless of the fabric, the parka is ideal for pairing with other things. On a cold day, even a thick sweater can be worn under the parka; on a warm autumn or spring day, a light cotton parka can be thrown directly over the shirt.
Double-breasted pea coat
Men's pea coat does not lose ground fashion trend for several seasons now. Today, this model of men's outerwear is still popular. Initially, a coat of this cut was worn by Dutch sailors, at that time this thing was extremely practical and protected sailors from cold and bad weather. Pea coats or sailor jackets gradually moved into the category of urban clothing, men appreciated their practicality, functionality and original design.
Currently, the men's pea coat has become a classic men's outerwear.
A double-breasted pea coat in navy blue, gray or black fits perfectly into both the casual and business look of the modern man.
dufflecoat
The most stylish and famous men in the world were seen in duffle coats, today this model, which came, like the parka and pea jacket, from the world of military uniforms, has gained incredible popularity. The first wave of popularity of duffle coats came in the fifties of the last century. At that time, many military men sold their things to the civilian population, and the townspeople fell in love with the original design and comfort of duffle coats. A special highlight of this model is the clasp: in traditional duffle coats, the buttons are made in the form of wooden sticks, and the loops are made of cord.
Long men's coat
Made of rather heavy woolen fabric and sometimes fur, a long classic men's coat is an important part of the wardrobe of a serious businessman. If you go to work in a suit, in the cold season you will definitely need such a coat. The classic elongated men's coat is not distinguished by an abundance of details and, despite the fact that in modern models you can sometimes see the original details of the cut, the silhouette and design of the traditional men's coat 
still remains quite conservative.
At the same time, such a “classic of the genre” often costs more than modern options outerwear for men.
trench coat
Trench is a kind of long men's coat, but the variety modern models and the incredible popularity of the trench coat deserve special mention. Where and when this model was invented is unknown. Fashionable fame fell on the trench coat after the Second World War, during the same war, such coats were worn by officers who participated in combat operations. The trench coat is very comfortable and practical, but in cold weather it will not protect you from the wind, although for a non-cold wet winter or autumn, a trench coat is exactly what you need. The trench coat organically looks in the context of everyday urban fashion, while it is quite appropriate with a business suit.
Wool coat
Men's wool coat is a timeless classic of men's wardrobe. Models and designs of a woolen coat can be very different, from a pea coat Rough pea jacket - a coat for courageous men
In terms of fashion and style, you need to understand in order to become a stylish girl. After all, without having an idea of at least the basic concepts from the fashion dictionary, it is impossible to talk about stylish clothes. Without knowledge of fashion terms used in the fashion industry, you will not be able to follow stylish advice - you risk simply not understanding what in question. So, read, look at the photos and remember!
Stylish terms from the world of fashion
Blazer- a jacket with a V-neck, single-breasted or double-breasted, its prototype was a marine uniform. Fashionable girls wear it with rolled up sleeves, wearing it over a dress or with jeans.
Ankle boots- this term from the fashion dictionary refers to very short boots to the ankle or even lower. With heels or flats, they come in all sorts of styles and are bound to stay in style for the fall/winter seasons.
It bag- a bag created by a fashion designer, which can be seen in the hands of celebrities in photographs in a glossy magazine and is therefore coveted by fashion fans.
buggy pants very popular with skateboarders, these are wide and long cotton trousers or jeans. They are worn on the hips, trouser legs are twisted, and sneakers are on the legs.
Saruel trousers- Came from North Africa. These are very comfortable, loose-fitting trousers that flare just above the knee and are caught at the ankle or calf at the bottom.
Babydoll (cut) means a cut of a dress or blouse with a high waist and a flared bottom. It is also called "Empire cut".
Vintage - English word, originally a wine-making term. This fashion term has the meaning of "clothes worn in ancient times". Not to be confused with second hand.
Gladiator Sandals- flat sandals with interlaced straps, reaching to the ankle, sometimes to the knee. Gladiator sandals are the perfect footwear for summer and worn by all celebrities.
Derby- shoes with laces, inspired by men's boots oxfords, now many girls wear such shoes.
Fashion terms in the fashion and style industry
Skinny jeans- Skinny stretch jeans. Cousins trousers-pipes to the ankle, which, in turn, are sewn from cotton fabric.
Cashmere- soft and thin expensive fabric. It is made from goat hair in some Asian regions. Cashmere is valued as a warm and lightweight fabric.
clutch- a rectangular handbag without handles, which is worn under the arm or in the hand. An elegant clutch especially suitable for a party.
Leggings- Paired tights with open feet. They are worn with a dress, skirt or tunic.
Liberty- cotton fabric with printed flowers, invented in England.
T-shirt-alcoholic- the equivalent of a men's tank top, a lightweight, form-fitting tank top with a round neckline.
Boar coat- a thick, straight, short double-breasted coat with a large turn-down collar, inspired by the marine uniform. It is sewn from woolen fabric. It is brought up to date every winter and remains the most popular outerwear.
tartan- woolen fabric large cell different colors, invented in Scotland.
trench coat- outerwear to protect against rain, originally sewn for the military. Now this term from the fashion world means a knee-length double-breasted raincoat with a belt, traditionally beige.
Knitted deuce- a classic elegant ensemble consisting of a vest and a sweater.
Delenki shoes- shoes with heels with a T-shaped lace-up belt to the ankle, the ankle is also wrapped in a strap.
fashion girie- this is the name of girls who are very fond of fashion and try to follow fashion trends.
How often do you see in posts the beautiful names of clothes "cardigan", "blazer", but in reality they turn out to be a jacket, coat, vest. Why not name them correctly? After all, each item of clothing and type of clothing has its own name. After all, we will not call chamomile a chrysanthemum, although they are very similar. There is a huge amount of information on the net - there is an electronic encyclopedia of fashion, a dictionary of "fashionable" terms. Do not trust the terms below (they are, of course, incomplete, I took it selectively) - look for yourself. But let's use the RIGHT terminology.
There is, of course, the proverb "Though you call it a pot, just don't put it in the stove", but still we always appreciate the accuracy in products made by craftswomen. So let's be careful when determining the name of the clothes.
Anorak - in the classic version: a jacket with a hood, dressed over the head with a kangaroo pocket. It can be with a double fastener (zipper + buttons or buttons). It happens both in insulated and lightweight versions (summer).
Blazer - a sporty type of jacket, usually fitted, made of wool flannel or gabardine with metal buttons and an emblem on the breast pocket.
Spencer jacket - a short (to the waist) jacket of a fitted or straight silhouette.
Polo is a sports shirt with a soft turn-down collar and a fastener to the middle of the chest.
Swinger - a short coat made of woolen fabric or fur with a strongly flared back.
Sweater - knitted product with sleeves without fasteners and with a high collar.
Tunic - shoulder clothing with a straight silhouette, shorter than a skirt and longer than a blouse.
Trench coat - a coat made of dense fabric, has a detachable yoke, patch pockets, shoulder straps. All this is usually delayed.
A shrug is a tight jacket that can be worn over sleeveless dresses or off-the-shoulder tops.
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