National costume has always been of great importance for the preservation of national values ​​and cultural heritage. In addition, the costume symbolically reflected the national identity of the people. Nowadays, traditional costumes are worn only in some countries,

By the end of the 1860s, the place of crinoline on dresses was taken by the bustle, which continues into the next decade. The first half of the 70s returns to the lush and heavy forms of the costume. It would seem that relief has come - the crinoline disappears, even the lower ones appear

Modern Japan boasts a combination of a wide variety of fashion trends, subcultures and its own traditions, and how Japanese girls and women dressed in the distant 1920s ...

Fashion of the 60s of the XIX century - the era of crinoline and the origin of the bustle. 1860s - the development of industry, a period of rapid change of costume, the appearance in fashion of the first couturier - Charles Frederick Worth, who raised the status of a tailor to the highest level ...

New Year's holidays, vacations and entertainment are ahead. During this time, you can wear the most luxurious evening gowns and a tuxedo, which is also designed for special events and red carpets. The tuxedo has already ceased to be an object

What were the clothes of primitive people? Did they wear anything other than mammoth skins? Did the ancient people sew or not? Anyway, how do we know what people dressed in in ancient times ...

mystylex.techinfus.com/en/ loves the history of fashion and beauty, we periodically travel back in time to recall styles in clothing and art. And today we will try to look into the most ancient times, when the first clothes appeared ...

At the beginning of the 20th century, color photography was a huge rarity. In Russia, Prokudin-Gorsky took a color photo and created a large collection of photographs with the sights of Tsarist Russia, only photographs of female images in his collection are few, and that's all

Breeches are very comfortable to wear, they do not hinder movement and are often well suited to almost all body types. If you don't have breeches in your wardrobe yet, it's time to look at fashion collections and go shopping ...

In current collections, you can see many elements of historical costumes. Today mystylex.techinfus.com/en/ invites you to recall the ohaben, it was part of the wardrobe of the Russian nobility from the 15th century to the 18th century. It was a long swinging garment that was fastened in the front.

The history of skin creams begins in ancient times, when our ancestors began to wash and cleanse the skin, to protect it from the vagaries of the weather and evil spirits. At the same time, they tried to make their appearance attractive. Only all their means had

The tradition of doing manicure and painting nails goes back to the distant past. Ancient queens and noble beauties of Egypt decorated their image with nail paint. Of course, in those days they did not know persistent varnishes, but used paints of vegetable origin.

Since the days of Antiquity in Europe, there has been an idea that facial skin cannot be perfect on its own.In order to meet the ideal of beauty, it was necessary to apply on the face ...

Kajal (soft eyeliner pencil) is one of the oldest cosmetics. The fashion for eyeliner and eyebrow dyeing appeared in the days of Ancient Egypt ...

The vest, aka Breton, is another piece of sailor's clothing that has entered the modern fashionable wardrobe. In books on fashion history, you can read several versions of the appearance of the vest. Since antiquity sailors believed that striped clothing

Unlike lipstick and blush, mascara cannot boast a thousand-year history. The beauties of Ancient Egypt and Rome did not know mascara. Only in the 19th century did this wonderful remedy replenish the arsenal of beauty ...

Eye shadow and eyebrow palettes are not the most necessary cosmetic product, but a rare girl can completely abandon shadows. The modern beauty industry offers a huge variety of shades for eye makeup ...

Blush appeared in ancient Egypt. Amanet and other Egyptian princesses used berry juice and other natural remedies to make their face softer and more seductive. Then women began to use ocher, the leaves of some plants ...