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Register to read the introduction… Ito ang mga maluluwag na jackets na pang fashionista. Madalas itong makikita na suot ng mga kilalang artista na may patong-patong na damit at puno ng mga aksesorya. Nauuso din ang pinakabagong pantalon na stretchable at garterize ang pampahigpit sa bewang, wala itong zipper at madalas itong sinusuot kasama ang mga heels na nauuso din. Ito din ay medyo may kataasan ang bewang o tinatawag na high-waist. Isa sa pinakauso ngayon ay ang harem pants na galing sa kasuotan na pang belly dancing. Ito ay mahigpit sa bewang at paluwag na ng paluwag at hihigpit uli sa bandang tuhod. Ito ay pinagsamang palda at skinny na pantalon. Ang mga damit din na ang burda ay mala-hayop ay nauuso sa kasalukuyan, pati ang mga damit na may mga chain ang harapan o may mga kasama ng kwintas at pati mga damit na may mga …show more content…
Miniskirts at fishnets ay nakikita din noong panahon na ito. Sa karamihan ng tindahan at bilihan ng mga damit, makikita mo ang mga ito na medyo nadebelop at may kaunting pagbabago ngunit ganoon pa din halos ang itsura. Ang mga designers ay naglalagay lamang ng kakaibang disenyo o karagdagan disenyo upang magmukha ulit itong bago sa paningin ng tao. Talagang makikita mo ang impluwensiya ng dekada 60's sa ating modernong fashion. Bumabalik ang mga stretchable pants na madalas isinusuot kasama ang mga nagtataasang takong, mga polo shirts na karaniwang isinusuot ng mga kalalakihan, pati ang v-neck na may iba't ibang disenyo at estilo, at lalong-lalo na ang talamak na cardigan clothes katulad ng mga jackets na isinusuot madalas ng mga kababaihan. Ang panahon din na ito ang nagdala ng pagsuot ng mga t-shirts na may iba't-ibang limbag, guhit at disenyo. Hindi ito nawala sa modernong lipunan natin ngayon sapagkat, ito ang paboritong suotin ng mga kalalakihan ngayon kahit saan man magpunta, pare-pareho ang mga lalaki sa pagsuot ng t-shirts na ito, nagkakaiba lamang sa disenyong nakatatak at nakalimbag sa damit. Ang mga nabanggit na kasuotan ay makikita pa din sa anumang mga shopping mall ngayon. Ang 60's at 90's naman ay ang dekada na kung saan nakilala ang pagsuot ng mga jackets, shorts, mga maiiksing blusa, balloon style na palda at mga kasuotan na yari sa balat. Maraming natutuwa na nauso na ang shorts at nakilala na ang pagsusuot nito, lalo na sa mga kalalakihan sapagkat kapag tag-init ang panahon, mapre-preskuhan na sila sa mga kasuotan na ito. Ang magagandang t-shirt at jackets ay katanggap tanggap pa din sa panahon ngayon, basta't ipapares lamang sa magandang pantalon. Kung dati nauso ang mga jackets na yari sa balat, ngayon naman ay uso na ang mga denim jackets at mga coat na dating isinusuot lamang kapag may okasyon. Kung noon ang nakakapagsuot lamang nito

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