EVOLUTION OF PHILIPPINE FASHION CLOTHES

Have you seen how young Filipino girls dress nowadays? They seem to adapt kpop culture to western stars and

fashion

trends, but do they know anything about the traditional Filipino process or do they even have an idea of ​​what it looks like? Good morning everyone, my name is Melissa T. bautista and here is the short video presentation about Filipino

fashion

and its

evolution

. Filipino youth have been exposed to traditional Filipino dresses and costumes since kindergarten, seeing them and even wearing them in many school events. You can also see them in movies and television shows. section in many department stores and on many special polymer occasions, however, that does not mean they know more about these traditional garments.

It seems like they need to delve into Filipino history to find out how they developed and how they influence their current sense of passion. is the first

evolution

of fashion clothing in the Philippines the first is the arcade era from the 10th to the 16th century during the arctic epic before the colonizer from Europe came to the islands the different tribes and kingdoms for their respective proteins the style of clothing Filipino had been dictated by the tropical primate in the Philippines with the dry and rainy seasons, the early Filipinos, as well as the tribal groups still widespread in the Philippines, wore colorful woven clothing, often with intricate decorations and beading, the second is the Spanish era New Spain 1521-1799 when the Spanish came and settled in the country.

The passion changed drastically as Spanish culture influenced the following centuries of Philippine history. The Spanish dissolved the kingdoms and united the country, resulting in a mixture of cultures from different ethnic groups and Spanish culture throughout the 16th century. Until the 18th century, women wore a Hispanicized version of a baroque saya composed of a bodice called a camisa, often made of pineapple fiber or muslin, a floor-length skirt, while men wore the barong tagalog, a cotton shirt. colored and buttoned lace or a suit. is the Spanish era, Spanish developed between 1800 and 1899. In the 19th century, due to the continued influence of Western culture, the growing economy, globalization and the exposure of the European fashion scene, women's clothing began to change in the 1850s.

It was now widespread that they usually have a long train instead of a simple floor-length skirt. A body is called a shirt, which means flowers in English and panuello, a large square clothing folded into a triangular shape and one in the Philippines as a large raffle or color, women wore this. Type of fashion even when the Spanish regime was finally overthrown and replaced by the first Philippine republic. Today, this type of clothing is now called Maria Clara Dressed after the character Maria Clara from the novel Nalimi Tangarya by Dr. hasariza, who became a symbol of Traditional Filipino women known as modest, elegant and conservative comes to the American era between the years 1900 and 1920.

Women then wore the trajectory, the more modern version of the mariaklara, had longer sleeves. large and a one-hour floor-length skirt with a long tray called a koffa saya and replaced the full white skirt that reflected Edwardian western fashion in the 1920s, the style of the skirt still remains influenced by the floral dress However, the white sleeves had been replaced by butterfly sleeves popularized by local culture, the pasita longos and the manuelo grande reduced in size. In the era of the Commonwealth and the Second World War in the 1930s to 1940s in the mid-1940s, coagulation boutiques, tailor shops and dressmakers stopped decorating when the final chapter of the Second World War occurred in Philippines, the capital city of Manila was bombed and 50 destroyed and was considered the second most devastated capital in the second world war after the war most people lost their

clothes

or could not find new

clothes

in 1946 the country began its preparation and restoration of vanilla however the lack of dressmakers meant that the fashion The 1930s and early 1940s remained popular for the rest of the decade.

From 1950 to the late 1950s, women began wearing dresses with floral prints and fuller, knee-length skirts. Men's passion changed slightly when men began to wear youthful clothing, such as colorful sweaters. printed polos and pieces when the 1960s entered most styles of the late 1950s are still a new type of dress invented by the mario band called a miniskirt, mini dresses began to become popular and most styles fashionable also emerge. Men's fashion changed towards a more youthful style. In the early 1970s, women began to abandon minidresses for more modest clothing. Many began to wear t-shirts that replaced the formal look.

Jeans and sweatshirts also began to emerge, when the disc closure emerged, bell buttons became a staple. In 1980 they came up with different bright colors, as well as fleeces and scarves, due to the power dressing movement. Women, usually young adults, also began wearing clothing with shoulder pads, while teenage girls began wearing neon-colored clothing. Miniskirts also gained popularity again. The hairstyles also emphasized because most women had curly hair, 90s fashion was a relaxed version of 80s fashion, this decade saw the beginning of the influence of rock music on widespread passion, many began to wear dark, simple and mostly oversized clothing, moving away towards bright colors. 1950s clothing 2000s fashion was considered a mix of different styles with hip-hop inspired clotting wearing cargo pants and oversized shirts 2010s mid-2010s many of the passions of the mid-decade 1960s and mid-1990s return to clothing, such as miniskirts that combine jackets, knitted sweaters, shoes, etc. were back in fashion, and fashion pieces like chokers gained prominence once again.

Men's fashion also began to move away towards the rock or hip-hop influenced styles of the last two decades and began to define a new style for men my name is melissa t bautista I am princess gabriel thanks for watching all of this, including this competition, we cannot neglect change, it is inevitable, things are evolving while some modify, innovate and adapt, all these are components of change, but there is one thing that we must not forget and that is its historical roots, history should not be taken for granted. sitting down or forgetting, it is what defines the Filipinos and distinguishes them from other nations, thank you for listening.