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1、ClothingCultureInBritainPart1TypicalClothesInGreatBritainPart2BritishStyleTypicalClothesInGreatBritainBowlerHatBowlerhat(“波乐帽”)ThemostprominentEnglandnationaldressistheEnglishgentleman'sbowlerhat,alsoknownasaderbyhat.FeaturesThebowlerhatisusuallyblackincolor
2、.Thecrownofthehatisround,lowerthanatophatandverysturdy.Thebrimisshortandencirclestheentirehat.HistoryThebowlerhatwasdesignedandcreatedbyhatmakersThomasandWilliamBowlerin1849,fortheBritishsoldier.ThebowlerhatwaspopularwiththeworkingclassduringtheVictorianera,andl
3、ateronwiththemiddleandupperclassesintheUnitedKingdom.LaterintheUnitedKingdom,itcametobewornasworkdressbytheofficersoftheQueen'sGuards.TheBritishrailroadworkersmadeitfamousin1920s.IntheUnitedStates,itcametobeknownasaderbyhatasitgrewinpopularityamongthosewhoattend
4、edhorseraces.InBoliviaandPeru,whereitispopularamongwomen,thehatiscalledabombin.Priortothepopularityofthebowler,Englishhatswereindicativeofthewearer'ssocialstatus.Tophatsweredonnedbytheupperclasses,whileflat,floppyhatswerewornbyworkingclassmen.Asahatdesignedforme
5、natwork,everybodyfromstreetvendorstowealthymenonbusinesserrandsinthecityworethebowler.Thebowlerwasnotrestrictedtothoseofacertainclass,anditbecameapopularpieceofheadwearforallsocialranks.Tailcoat(燕尾服)TailcoatsoriginatedintheUnitedKingdom,inthe18thcentury.Atailcoa
6、tisacoatwiththefrontoftheskirtcutaway,soastoleaveonlytherearsectionoftheskirt,knownasthetails.Thehistoricalreasonthatcoatswerecutthiswaywastomakeiteasierforthewearertorideahorse.Butitisextremelybeautiful.Thismakestheotherbranchestofollowup.Thus,cavalryclothingha
7、dbecomefashionamongciviliansandofficials,andpopularinBritainanditscolonies.DresscoatAdresscoat,sometimescalledaswallow-tailorclaw-hammercoat.Sincethe1850s,itcametobewornonlyintheeveningbymenaspartofthewhitetiedresscode,alsoknownaseveningfulldress,forformalevenin
8、goccasions.MorningcoatThemodernmorningcoat(orcutawayinAmericanEnglish)isaman'scoatwornastheprincipaliteminmorningdress.Thenamederivesfrommorningnineteenthcenturyhorse