Characteristics of traditional Italian clothing

The characteristics of traditional Italian clothing are as follows:

Italian clothing can be roughly divided into four categories: national clothing, ordinary clothing, formal clothing and popular clothing. National costume represents the traditional habits of all ethnic groups, but modern people rarely wear this kind of costume. As early as ancient Rome, Etruscans learned to sew robes, and the ancient Romans, Latin and Sabine all had their own national costumes.

Later, with the demise of the ancient Roman Empire, foreign culture also brought some profound influences to the living habits, costumes, costumes and languages in all parts of Italy, and Italian costumes also incorporated the characteristics of some foreign nationalities. After the Second World War, Italy and China established the national costumes of Italian elderly men.

When working in public places, men only wear suits and ties to look decent, while women wear suits and skirts to show solemnity and seriousness. Usually, Italians wear ordinary clothes. Italians usually dress casually except those who work in large enterprises or government agencies and important public places.

Walking in the street, you will find that Italians wear all kinds of clothes and have different styles. In the streets of Italy, Italian shoes with different styles can be seen everywhere. These leather shoes are not only beautifully designed and fashionable, but also exquisite in workmanship and first-class in quality, which are favored by Italians in Apennine Peninsula.

Italy

Italy, the full name of Italy and the United States, is a European country, mainly composed of the Apennine Peninsula in southern Europe and two islands in the Mediterranean, Sicily and Sardinia. The land area is 30 1333 square kilometers and the population is 60.02 million. The northern Alps are bordered by France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia.