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13,000 BCE
Stone age
It is until the middle of this year that primitively tanned skins are used to wrap the body. It is suspected that they could have been the first to dye their garments yellow and red by using clays. Neandertals could be the first to take shoes to protect themselves from low temperatures. -
5000 BCE
The Iron Age
his clothing was normally placed in contact with metals to preserve them, buried next to the bodies as ornaments or tools. New research is deciphering these fragments to find out what the cultures that made them were. -
1530 BCE
Egyptian clothing
Product of a hot climate and the diverse labor activities in full sun, the Egyptian clothes were habitually a light and comfortable clothes. Being the white linen, the most used for making garments with different qualities, ranging from the most elaborate to other totally smooth. Although wool was widely used, it was used to make coats and trappings for hunting. As for silk and cotton, they began to be used during the Hellenic period of Egyptian culture. -
27 BCE
Roman empire
For both men and women, the tunic was the most common garment, it was attached to the waist with a belt and fastened with clasps. The wealthiest people used to put on a toga, which consisted of a cloth to which they turned and fell in folds. The shoes were usually sandals, of different types that were tied with ropes to the calves. They also wear shoes similar to clogs and others that called "calcei" that reached the ankles and were tied with laces. -
476
Middle Ages
The barbarians introduced the custom of wearing panties that covered the legs, garments similar to pants, or leggings, these adhered to the leg, embroidered and adorned, adjusted both in the calves, by means of criss-crossed straps. The nobles used them red. The tunics, which previously lacked sleeves or had very short sleeves, now annexed them. -
1492
modern age
WOMEN: They wear plain and plaid dresses, as dull as those of the Mormon women, then they used the crinoline and the ruffled dress. The characteristic romantic hairstyle is going to be that of languid locks on the temples, called combed sides and then add some colorful floral ornament.
Knight dress: They had a trap, a visor, a dick, a gola, a gun, a breastplate, a mitten, a quixote, a knee brace, a greave, a scarp, a spurs, a skirt on belly, skirt of the Loriga. -
contemporary age
At the beginning of the 19th century, men's fashion also underwent a radical change. The coat was finished off in long tails at the back, while it was cut out at the front. Always important the presence of the vest. As the 19th century progresses, women's dress gradually reveals the actual shape of the body. In the 1820s and 1830s the waist deepened, returning to its natural position. The bodice requires a tighter fit and in contrast to the skirt a bell-shaped silhouette is created. -
Current clothing
the factors that influence their way of dressing are magazines, social networks, musical artists and friends. In order to know which of these factors are more important, surveys were carried out with the students, with which it was known through statistical data that the friends are the ones who influence in a very remarkable way the dress of the young people who choose suggestions from the people They surround to choose their clothes
