depends on which buttons youre talking about. I heard that the buttons on the end of the sleeve (cuff) are there so that a man wont wipe food from his face onto the sleeve.
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In the days when women had someone to dress them it was easier for a person facing you if the buttons were on the left. It is the same as if the buttons were on the right and you were dressing yourself. Women have adapted to this arrangement. Men, button your wife's blouse and you will see why.
The Evening Halter Dress-Maternity has zippers not buttons
Trench coats and fur coats are some womens dress coats with hoods. Most of these kinds of coats have collars of some sort.
They wear what the westerners wear: pants, dress shirts, jeans, t-shirts, shoes, socks, coats, ...
You can purchase dress coats for girls online from stores such as The Burlington Coat Factory. Alternatively, you can also purchase these coats from retailers such as Amazon.
ah no why would you even ask that?
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It goes back in time when wealthy people had butlers, and maids to help them to dress: men normally dressed themselves but ladies had other women to help them dress and women naturally had clothing buttons reversed to help maids clothe them. And, the tradition continues to this day with the reversed buttons on women's clothing.
The buttons are on the left side of a woman's blouse. The buttons on a man's shirt are on the right hand side. It is thought the reason being is because in Victorian times, women had maids to dress them while men had to dress themselves. With the majority of people being right-handed, having the buttons placed on the right side for a man made it easier for him to button them up by himself.
The coats of the 1920's resembled elegance. Most coat styes were wraps and they were all long until about 1926. The fastening for the coats were big buttons, buclkes or some kind of tab. The collars usually had fur because that was the luxuary fashion statement at that time and the lining matching the dress fabric started around that time as well.