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When was fancy dress invented?
fancy dresses were made after sluty dresses teheh i guess that's cuz girls liked showing their trala and the rules were made after fat women were doing it to
In the gold rush what did the women usually wear?
women usually wore nice pretty fancy comfortable dresses. they had a nice hat with some shoes. but sometimes they were uncomfortable.
Why are some women called tarts?
Because tarts are fancy little desserts, and women who are "all tarted up," are "fancy" women -- i.e. women with too much makeup and jewelry etc.
What is dress code for dress circle?
The dress code for the dress circle section at the theater is formal. Fancy dresses for the women and suits or tuxes for the men.
What are Filipinos dresses called?
Traditional Filipino dresses for women are called "Baro't saya" for formal occasions, and "Filipiniana" for more casual wear. These dresses are characterized by intricate embroidery, butterfly sleeves, and vibrant colors.
When did women stop wearing dresses?
Women still do wear dresses sometimes
Where can you purchase women's fancy dresses?
There are hundreds of websites and stores that have fancy women's dresses. Depending on the formality of the event, a local bridal shop would be a good place to start. Most bridal shops also offer serveral catalogs that allow you to pick your dress if what your looking for isn't offered in store. Another great advantage to using a bridal shop is that alterations can usually be done in store for a fairly reasonable price.
What straight dresses are worn by women in Egypt?
Sheath- like dresses
What type of clothing do the Maltese wear?
men dresses and women dresses
What is a sentence for fancy?
The women were dressed in fancy clothing.
What did Egyptian women wear?
Long dresses or skirts down to their ankles with sandals and sometimes shallsand in parties fancy feathery wigsand some times they didn't wear any clothing at all.
What was popular in 1912?
Women's fashion was generally very fancy, and did not expose a lot of skin, in 1912. Colors used would have been dainty, delicate pastels on long dresses with tight waists.
