Dresses and Skirts

Well, honey, back in the day, women wore long skirts that would get dirty easily. So, telling someone to "keep their skirts clean" was a way of saying stay out of trouble or avoid getting involved in messy situations. It's like telling someone to mind their own business without actually saying it.

A skirt does not make a sound on its own. However, when someone wearing a skirt moves, the fabric of the skirt may rustle or swish depending on the material and how they walk.

Girls may wear shorts under skirts for added comfort, coverage, and protection against potential wardrobe malfunctions. It can also help to prevent chafing and offer more freedom of movement, particularly in activities where a skirt could be restrictive.

Those dresses are called "fit and flare dresses" or "mermaid dresses." They are fitted at the waist and flare out at the bottom, creating a slimming silhouette.

Typically waistline, or just waist, which is really boring. I guess the hem was always considered of greater importance.

If the hovercraft's skirt is too flexible, it may not provide enough lift or stability for the hovercraft to operate properly. This could result in reduced performance, difficulties with control, and potentially even impact the safety of the hovercraft. Adjusting the flexibility of the skirt is important for achieving optimal hovercraft operation.

Mary Quant is credited with popularizing the mini skirt as a symbol of youth culture and rebellion in the 1960s, reflecting the changing social norms and attitudes towards women's fashion and liberation. She aimed to create a style that was liberating and fun, challenging traditional hemlines and empowering women to express themselves freely.

A skirt expander is commonly referred to as a waistband extender. It provides additional room around the waist of the skirt to allow for a more comfortable fit.

The slit in a skirt is commonly referred to as a vent. Vents are designed to provide ease of movement and add a stylish touch to the garment.

It is inappropriate and disrespectful to try to make someone do something they are not comfortable with, especially when it comes to their clothing choices. It is important to always respect someone's boundaries and autonomy.

The bubble skirt was popularized by the French designer Christian Dior in the 1950s as part of his New Look collection. The design featured a gathered or pleated waistline that created a voluminous, bubble-like silhouette at the hips.

Aluminum pistons have a split skirt to allow for expansion and contraction due to heat. This design helps prevent the piston from seizing in the cylinder bore during high temperatures. It also reduces weight and improves engine performance.

A border on a skirt or curtain is commonly referred to as a hem. It is the edge that is usually folded over and sewn to prevent fraying and add a finished look to the garment or curtain.

It is pronounced "tool skirt."

The word for "skirt" in German is "Rock".

Yes, it is illegal to look up women's skirts without their consent. This behavior is a violation of privacy and can be considered sexual harassment or voyeurism, depending on the circumstances. It is important to respect others' boundaries and consent in all interactions.

No, it is not illegal for men to wear a skirt in Brazil. Brazil does not have laws specifically prohibiting men from wearing clothing traditionally associated with women. Individuals have the freedom to express themselves through their choice of attire.

Laws regarding public indecency vary by location, but in most places it is illegal to expose one's genitals or private parts in public. Therefore, going commando in a skirt in a public place may be considered indecent exposure and could lead to legal consequences. It's important to be aware of the laws in your specific area to avoid any legal issues.

The typical length for a Japanese school skirt is around knee-length, but this can vary depending on the school's regulations and the girl's height. Skirts usually fall just above or below the knees to maintain modesty and professionalism in the school setting.

Students at a public school typically wear skirts that fall within the school's dress code guidelines, which may include knee-length or longer skirts. Styles may vary, but generally conservative and suitable for a school environment.

The Maya make clothes for practical reasons to protect themselves from the elements and to maintain their cultural identity. Clothing can also be a form of artistic expression, with intricate designs and patterns reflecting their heritage and beliefs.

An Egyptian skirt is called a "shendyt" or "schenti." It is a traditional garment worn by men in ancient Egypt, typically made of linen and wrapped around the waist.

Some religions view modesty as a virtue and believe that wearing skirts is a way for women to cover their bodies in a way that aligns with this value. Additionally, cultural and traditional norms may also influence dress codes within certain religious communities.

There are some denominations of Christianity that require women to wear skirts or dresses, but a denomination is not the same thing as an entire religion.

Islamic women usually must wear a long robe that is skirt-like, as well as a scarf over their heads.

Pentecostal/Apostolic women also wear long skirts. If you are wondering why Pentecostal women do this, check out Deuteronomy 22:5, which reads: The woman shall not wear that which pertaineth unto a man, neither shall a man put on a woman's garment: for all that do so [are] abomination unto the LORD thy God. Pentecostals believe that pants are meant for men, and therefore women should not wear them.

School skirts in the 1970s were typically made out of materials such as polyester, corduroy, or wool blends. These fabrics were durable and easy to care for, making them suitable for everyday wear in a school setting. Some skirts could also feature plaid patterns or bright colors popular during that decade.