Pantaloons are underwear, which was originally a part of outerwear and had a special popularity in the 40s of the 17th century. They were named after the traditional character of the Italian theater, which wore narrow pants. In the 18th century, their style became longer, and they wore pantaloons with suspenders, and then they migrated to the women's wardrobe, and became their invariable part of underwear.
The long history of pantaloons does not stop and to this day - they are transformed by fashion designers, making them more comfortable and functional.
Female retro pantaloons in Victorian style - aesthetics of the 18th century
Pantaloons to the knees of the 18th century clearly show us the priority of women's clothing of those times - beauty, aesthetics, refinement. Under fluffy dresses, wide pantaloons of vintage with ruffles were not noticeable, and so women of that time could afford such luxury. Moreover, various bows, ties, lace inserts became only a "plus", while today the volume pants with ruffles are inconvenient in everyday life.
Long women's pants in the Soviet era - a tribute to the practicality of the 20th century. After women began to wear narrow, shortened skirts and trousers, the pantaloons lost their relevance, but during the Soviet era they regained an honorable place in the linen closet of exemplary women - women did not seek to emphasize their sexuality and preferred practical models of clothing (elongated skirts, wide trousers ), and therefore the pantaloons became relevant.
Their style was very different from Venetian with ruches - it was a warm and practical thing, not claiming a high aesthetics.
The main features of the Soviet trousers were knee length, dense fabric and loose cut.
Pulling up long pants - the functionality of the 21st century
The elongated women 's viscose pants now show us the main direction of the people of the 21st century, no matter how comical this analogy sounded - women are striving for simplicity and functional clothing, which is both comfortable, beautiful and corrects the figure.
Today, manufacturers of pantaloons create viscose models with lace inserts, which pull, and allow you to wear things a few sizes smaller than the "laid" the parameters of the figure.
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