Fashion History

Introduction Historically, various styles of dresses have been created over the past few decades. And it played an important role in British contemporary fashion. Everyone's common life has a different unique dress style. Some styles are influenced by retro style, but it is due to the deep influence of old fashion. According to these different styles, some of them have even evolved even in milestones of fashion history.

The title of this article essentially reflects the role of black clothes, especially the pioneers of these developments. This is not a meaningful work in the history of fashion. Edelman (1998) defines the starting point for the designer's clothing in 1926 and has a history of examining the roles of various influential women wearing these dresses, such as Wallis Simpson, Audrey Hepburn, Jacqueline Offers. . Kennedy (See also Ludot 2001, black fashion is more Mendes 1999). If the term black dress is used informally rather than more academic circles in the history of fashion, it clearly plays a major role as a cliche on general topics about women's clothing . As mentioned above, there are several books on black clothes and there is even a book called The Little Black Dress Diet (Van Straten 2001).

Most books on clothing are related to fashion, so they are related to the world of fashion. Therefore, the history of fashion often falls into the history of the industry itself. The basic model of these works is clarified in the general discussion of Fine and Leopold (1993: 93-137, 219-237). All major products such as foodstuffs and clothing items exist in the vertical system and it is necessary to understand the production through this system. In the clothing system, fashion is a major link between them, in that demand is promoted and supply is promoted. The book must exist in a commercial form as an industry (eg White and Griffiths 2000, Rath 2002), but so far the biggest work group is based on the history of fashion designers, again here It affects production and consumption. Arnold 2001: 17-22)