Festive peasant clothes.
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How it was: the dress, the collector, dushegreya and other festive clothes Russian peasants
Festive clothes Russian peasants
Colourful costumes, Russian costumes, preserved traditional forms among the peasants until the beginning of XX century. Was in a Russian folk costume and girls " crowns, resembling Royal crowns, and embroidered with pearls in the headdress, which was hereditary, and the poneva for married women and a variety of sundresses.
Collection
Women"s headwear collection. In Central Russia. The end of the XVIII century Brocade, cotton, ribbed silk ribbon with woven pattern, gold lace and fringe, beads, foil, sequins; nisana.
Women"s headwear collection. In Central Russia. The end of the XVIII century Brocade, cotton, ribbed silk ribbon with woven pattern, gold lace and fringe, beads, foil, sequins; nisana.
Collections in Russia called the group of women"s hats. The name reflects the peculiarity of a cut: the upper part was decorated with ruching (pleats), which formed a sort of crest. This comb not only created a unique kind of headdress, and had a magical meaning – protection and procreation.
Russian collection - popular headdress.
the collections in different regions of Russia there were significant differences. In some areas they resembled the headdresses, pokoiniki. Pavolini called headwear of married women, who looked like a soft cap, which cleaned the hair braided in two braids.
In many Russian provinces, especially in Central Russia and in Northern regions, the collections are used as a Bridal headdress, worn by the bride on the second day of the wedding or after the wedding.
a Poneva
a Poneva @- as the festive element of Russian costume.
Girls in Russia wore a belted shirt, and the suit of married women was called" poneva". So, in the Tula province the poneva was worn on the girl when she was servatively, and she became a bride. And in the Oryol province of the poneva the girl only put on at the wedding.
Traditional Russian poneva.
a Poneva – is, in fact, the opposite apron, which was tied back to warm. It is worth noting that functionality in fashion and had not been taken into account. The main thing – beauty. The poneva was traditionally made, elegant and beautiful inspired only on major religious holidays, such as Easter. And then for a year she lay coiled in the trunk.
Shirt
Region of the Ural Cossack troops. The first quarter of the twentieth century. Shirt-рукава, sundress, belt.
Ural Cossacks religiously revered their old ways and followed the traditional life until the beginning of XX century. Spread it on the clothes. Women wore suits that consisted of a dress and shirt.
Outfits of the Ural Cossack.
This costume is characteristic of the Central and Northern Russian provinces. Until the middle of XIX century the Ural Cossacks wore as headgear headdress round bulk.
Sundresses
Such different Russian sundresses.
Basic clothing of the Northern Russian provinces were sundress (from the Iranian runāрā –" dressed from head to toe"). Tunics were straight, swing, blind. So, deaf sundress was made from a single sheet of fabric, swing, popular in the Urals, @- from two panels that were put together with beautiful buckles or buttons. Later there was a direct sundress with straps.
Russian sundresses.
the Most popular colors were dark sundresses-синий, green, red, blue, dark-вишневый. Separate niche occupied wedding dresses that were made of silk or brocade. As a rule, the choice of fabric depended on the wealth of the family.
Dushegreya
Dushegreya.
Dushegreya – the so-called upper single-breasted women"s clothing such as jackets, which was dressed on top of the sundress. For farmers it was festive clothing, and for nobility – casual. Dushegreya were made of thick and rich fabrics like velvet and brocade.
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Festive clothes Russian peasants
Colourful costumes, Russian costumes, preserved traditional forms among the peasants until the beginning of XX century. Was in a Russian folk costume and girls " crowns, resembling Royal crowns, and embroidered with pearls in the headdress, which was hereditary, and the poneva for married women and a variety of sundresses.
Collection
Women"s headwear collection. In Central Russia. The end of the XVIII century Brocade, cotton, ribbed silk ribbon with woven pattern, gold lace and fringe, beads, foil, sequins; nisana.
Women"s headwear collection. In Central Russia. The end of the XVIII century Brocade, cotton, ribbed silk ribbon with woven pattern, gold lace and fringe, beads, foil, sequins; nisana.
Collections in Russia called the group of women"s hats. The name reflects the peculiarity of a cut: the upper part was decorated with ruching (pleats), which formed a sort of crest. This comb not only created a unique kind of headdress, and had a magical meaning – protection and procreation.
Russian collection - popular headdress.
the collections in different regions of Russia there were significant differences. In some areas they resembled the headdresses, pokoiniki. Pavolini called headwear of married women, who looked like a soft cap, which cleaned the hair braided in two braids.
In many Russian provinces, especially in Central Russia and in Northern regions, the collections are used as a Bridal headdress, worn by the bride on the second day of the wedding or after the wedding.
a Poneva
a Poneva @- as the festive element of Russian costume.
Girls in Russia wore a belted shirt, and the suit of married women was called" poneva". So, in the Tula province the poneva was worn on the girl when she was servatively, and she became a bride. And in the Oryol province of the poneva the girl only put on at the wedding.
Traditional Russian poneva.
a Poneva – is, in fact, the opposite apron, which was tied back to warm. It is worth noting that functionality in fashion and had not been taken into account. The main thing – beauty. The poneva was traditionally made, elegant and beautiful inspired only on major religious holidays, such as Easter. And then for a year she lay coiled in the trunk.
Shirt
Region of the Ural Cossack troops. The first quarter of the twentieth century. Shirt-рукава, sundress, belt.
Ural Cossacks religiously revered their old ways and followed the traditional life until the beginning of XX century. Spread it on the clothes. Women wore suits that consisted of a dress and shirt.
Outfits of the Ural Cossack.
This costume is characteristic of the Central and Northern Russian provinces. Until the middle of XIX century the Ural Cossacks wore as headgear headdress round bulk.
Sundresses
Such different Russian sundresses.
Basic clothing of the Northern Russian provinces were sundress (from the Iranian runāрā –" dressed from head to toe"). Tunics were straight, swing, blind. So, deaf sundress was made from a single sheet of fabric, swing, popular in the Urals, @- from two panels that were put together with beautiful buckles or buttons. Later there was a direct sundress with straps.
Russian sundresses.
the Most popular colors were dark sundresses-синий, green, red, blue, dark-вишневый. Separate niche occupied wedding dresses that were made of silk or brocade. As a rule, the choice of fabric depended on the wealth of the family.
Dushegreya
Dushegreya.
Dushegreya – the so-called upper single-breasted women"s clothing such as jackets, which was dressed on top of the sundress. For farmers it was festive clothing, and for nobility – casual. Dushegreya were made of thick and rich fabrics like velvet and brocade.
Source: http://www.kulturologia.EN/blogs/150716/30430/
Link to original
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