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POSTED BY:
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florence
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DATE:
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28.10.2010 |
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SUBJECT:
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Mens Suits |
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LOCATION:
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california,
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If you want to know the history behind 3 piece suit, you should know that a suit is a conventional form of outfit for men in most of the Western countries. The contemporary suit that we have today appeared somewhere in the nineteenth century but mens suits London basically can be traced back to the seventeenth century at the time of Charles II, the British king. In the days of King Louis the XI, the members of the English court were expected to wear a long coat, a waistcoat often referred to as the petticoat then, neck tie which was known as a cravat, a wig, a hat and knee breeches. Then in the early nineteenth century European men began to imitate Brummel’s clothing style which covered well tailored suits along with neck ties. Over the next couple of hundreds of years or so, suits with matching coats and trousers with or without waistcoats have been going in and out of fashion.
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