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This document provides information about dress codes and fashion in America and Britain. It discusses what dress codes communicate about gender, social class, and other attributes. It outlines some common dress codes like business casual and smart casual. It also explores the history of fashion in America and Britain from the 1910s to present day, highlighting some top fashion designers from each country. Key differences between typical English and American dress codes are outlined. Overall, the document examines how clothing choices reflect cultural norms and personal expression.

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DRESS CODE Power Point

This document provides information about dress codes and fashion in America and Britain. It discusses what dress codes communicate about gender, social class, and other attributes. It outlines some common dress codes like business casual and smart casual. It also explores the history of fashion in America and Britain from the 1910s to present day, highlighting some top fashion designers from each country. Key differences between typical English and American dress codes are outlined. Overall, the document examines how clothing choices reflect cultural norms and personal expression.

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Clothes ,dress code, American and

British fashion
QUESTIONS

When you think about clothes what comes to your mind?

Is important for you to dress in a fashionable way?

How much money do you spend on clothes?

Are you obsessed with designer clothes or you buy


anything that suits you?
WHAT IS A DRESS
CODE

A dress code is a set of rules governing what garments


may be worn together. Examples of dress codes are
combinations such as "smart casual", or "morning dress
".
The dress code has built in rules or signals indicating
the message being given by a person's clothing and how
it is worn.
. This message may include indications of the person's
gender, income, occupation and social class, political,
ethnic and religious affiliation, attitude and attitude
towards comfort, fashion, traditions, gender expression,
marital status, sexual availability and sexual orientation,
etc. Clothes convey other social messages including the
stating or claiming personal or cultural identity, the
establishing, maintaining, or defying social group norms
, and appreciating comfort and functionality.
For example, wearing expensive clothes can
communicate wealth, the image of wealth, or 
cheaper access to quality clothing.
English dress codes American dress codes
Formal wear Formal wear
Formal Formal
Semi-formal Semi-formal
Informal Informal
Smart casual Smart casual
Business casual Business casual
Casual Casual
Active attire Active attire
WHAT IS FASHION

Fashion is a term usually used in a positive sense, as a synonym


for glamour, beauty and style it is also applies to a prevailing
mode of expression, but quite often applies to a personal mode
of expression that may or may not apply to all.
Fashion is something we
deal with everyday. Even
people who say they don't
care what they wear, they
choose clothes every
morning that say a lot
about them and how they
feel that day.
Fashion is big business.
More people are involved
in buying, selling and
production of clothing than
any other business in the
world. Everyday, millions of
workers design, sew, glue,
dye, and transport clothing
to stores.
Current global fashion centres are London, Milan,
Paris and New York, but other cities like Rome and
Tokyo are also becoming well known.

Why is it important?
Fashion is a means of self-expression that allows
people to try on many roles in life. It's a way of
celebrating the diversity and variety of the world in
which we live. Fashion is about change which is
necessary to keep life interesting . At the same time,
fashion shouldn't be taken too seriously or you lose
the fun of it.
1910s in American and England
Americans wearing in
1920-1930’s years

BRITISH FASHION
IN 1920-1930
1940-1950
American and
British fashion.
The British and
American clothes during
the 1960’s-1970’s
TWO OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
REPRESENTING FASHION IN 1980’S -1990’S
American and British
fashion 2000-2011
5 TOP
BRIT Alexander McQueen

ISH
FASH
ION
DESI
GNE Paul Smith
RS
John Richmond

Vivienne Westwood

Christopher Bailey
Liz Claiborne 5 TOP
AMERI
CAN
Marc Jacobs
FASHI
ON
DESIG
NERS
Ralph Lauren
Tommy Hilfiger

Michael Kors
London & New York
LONDON FASHION
NEW YORK FASHION
LONDON NIGHT STYLE
NEW YORK NIGHT STYLE
THANK YOU

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