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bottoms beyond the suit pant (khaki or jean). Waistcoats can be double-breasted with buttons set in a horseshoe pattern. The lower and top buttons may be left undone although not for riding or hunting. Beyond this, some waistcoats were made of certain durable fabrics to withstand being worn for outdoor sport such as fishing or hunting.
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Waistcoats became shorter, ended at the waist, and were constructed similarly to the coat. This way of styling the vest also was popular in the 19th century throughout the advent of the modern Three-Piece Suit. In order to let the shirt show through, the neck of the vest was left undone. By the turn
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were crafted from the same fabric. Around the turn of the century, the waistcoat became shorter, ending just below the waistline, allowing the breeches to stick out. When the weather was cold men often would wear more than one waistcoat to stay warm. As time went on, the vest that matched the coat
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tie are different from standard daytime single-breasted waistcoats, being much lower in cut (with three buttons or four buttons, where all are fastened). The much larger expanse of shirt compared to a daytime waistcoat allows more variety of form, with "U" or "V" shapes possible, and there is large
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choice of outlines for the tips, ranging from pointed to flat or rounded. The colour normally matches the tie, so only black barathea wool, grosgrain or satin and white marcella, grosgrain or satin are worn, although white waistcoats used to be worn with black tie in early forms of the dress.
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British term waistcoat in American common vernacular. Waistcoat style followed the guidelines of 1700s England using the same fabric for the three-pieces, and sometimes used patterns of plaid or checks for contrast purposes.
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waistcoats are cut lower than old ones. This convention only applies to single-breasted day waistcoats and not double breasted, evening, straight-hem or livery waistcoats that are all fully buttoned.
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threaded through a buttonhole. Sometimes an extra hole was made in line with the pockets for this use. A bar on the end of the chain held it in place to catch the chain if it were dropped or pulled.
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announced that it hoped to acquire Gareth
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reverted to French styles. While the vest died out in elite city spaces, it lingered on in the provinces. In 1678 it was reintroduced throughout Europe, attaining high-fashion status again.
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stiffeners and were laced in the back, with reinforced buttons up the front, so that one could pull the lacings in tight to mould the waist into the fashionable silhouette.
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buckles... resolving never to alter it, and to leave the French mode". While Evelyn designated the costume Persian, it was more directly influenced by the Turkish.
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1827:Frucht, Richard C. (27 June 2017).
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1279:1880 European Leather and Wool Vest
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42:The Waistcoat
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4302:Fur clothing
4122:Pocket watch
3443:British Warm
3418:Chesterfield
3329:boxer shorts
3324:boxer briefs
3056:little black
2709:Bell-bottoms
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1478:Suicide vest
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65:verification
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4201:Semi-formal
4167:Dress codes
4057:Boutonnière
4039:Accessories
3918:Swim diaper
3913:Swim briefs
3878:Boardshorts
3798:Windbreaker
3559:Suit jacket
3554:Mess jacket
3448:Guards Coat
3367:See-through
3131:Romper suit
2505:Neck gaiter
2500:Neckerchief
2347:Terminology
1898:(1): 5–25.
1509:Regency era
1368: 1750
1265: 1870
898:During the
895:" colour).
715:lounge suit
679:John Evelyn
566:High Church
516:powder blue
457:watch chain
413:dress coats
391:. The term
352:lounge suit
338:. The term
288:formal wear
277:formal wear
265:dress shirt
87:"Waistcoat"
4375:Categories
4142:Suspenders
4137:Sunglasses
4072:Cummerbund
4062:Coin purse
3966:Flip-flops
3961:Dress shoe
3956:Dress boot
3951:Court shoe
3898:Rash guard
3845:Nightshirt
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3677:pellegrina
3537:Frock coat
3530:Suit coats
3519:Mackintosh
3460:Over-frock
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2879:diplomatic
2841:Yoga pants
2831:Sweatpants
2744:High water
2739:Go-to-hell
2632:sleeveless
2585:halterneck
2575:cache-cœur
2495:Lavallière
2342:Technology
1707:Phœbe Juno
1530:References
1428:wearing a
1420:Guitarist
1099:leathermen
1047:Circa 1970
1038:Circa 1900
1029:Circa 1890
1017:Circa 1870
862:Edward VII
819:frock coat
812:After the
769:March 2015
695:justacorps
691:frock coat
646:Middle Age
494:waistcoat.
98:newspapers
18:Waistcoats
4211:black tie
4194:white tie
4102:Jewellery
4019:Pantyhose
3893:One-piece
3840:Nightgown
3812:Nightwear
3650:Inverness
3645:ferraiolo
3470:shadbelly
3438:Greatcoat
3405:Overcoats
3392:outerwear
3238:Underwear
3193:Miniskirt
3178:Ballerina
3095:Strapless
3073:debutante
3068:ball gown
3046:Coatdress
2987:cleanroom
2945:Religious
2940:Political
2836:Windpants
2774:Parachute
2691:Waistcoat
2669:polo neck
2078:Bloodwise
2048:0307-1235
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858:Edwardian
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740:does not
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574:Anglicans
512:dove gray
334:and many
328:waistcoat
326:The term
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312:white tie
300:dove gray
160:waistcoat
4218:Informal
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4067:Cufflink
4024:Stocking
4009:Hold-ups
3938:Footwear
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3883:Dry suit
3860:Swimwear
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3820:Babydoll
3788:Ski suit
3771:bathrobe
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3672:mozzetta
3662:monastic
3623:pinafore
3586:Tailcoat
3514:Raincoat
3294:Leggings
3263:Camisole
3243:lingerie
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3051:Cocktail
3036:Backless
2977:Workwear
2960:vestment
2955:clerical
2935:Pantsuit
2901:Military
2896:Jumpsuit
2891:Jodhpuri
2869:academic
2856:uniforms
2826:Slim-fit
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2764:Overalls
2759:Jodhpurs
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2649:cardigan
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2580:crop top
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2381:baseball
2363:Headwear
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1055:Typology
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823:dandyism
808:, London
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610:billiard
588:Scouting
406:Diarist
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4280:Fashion
4253:Costume
4236:Related
4176:Western
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4082:Glasses
4077:Gaiters
4047:Armband
3996:Legwear
3986:Sneaker
3981:Slipper
3928:Wetsuit
3873:Burkini
3850:Pajamas
3734:Norfolk
3724:leather
3689:Cut-off
3635:Cagoule
3630:Blouson
3596:morning
3569:smoking
3542:bekishe
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3299:Panties
3208:Rah-rah
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3063:Evening
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2916:service
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2799:dycling
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2769:Palazzo
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924:Croatia
885:Walmart
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640:, 1747.
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606:bowties
592:In the
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539:Waiters
482:Daywear
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433:buttons
397:A-shirt
269:necktie
261:garment
112:scholar
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4184:Formal
4152:Wallet
4107:Livery
4087:Gloves
4029:Tights
4014:Garter
3971:Sandal
3923:Trunks
3868:Bikini
3761:Poncho
3746:Jerkin
3739:safari
3714:goggle
3709:flight
3699:Jacket
3684:Coatee
3657:Mantle
3574:sports
3564:Blazer
3482:Ulster
3477:Trench
3465:Riding
3433:Duster
3428:Duffel
3423:Covert
3334:briefs
3284:Diaper
3277:Bottom
3213:Sarong
3198:Pencil
3173:A-line
3165:Skirts
3136:Sheath
3126:Jumper
3114:Casual
3002:scrubs
2992:hazmat
2972:Prison
2967:School
2928:combat
2921:sailor
2789:Shorts
2734:Formal
2664:jersey
2659:hoodie
2622:Henley
2607:Mantle
2570:Blouse
2552:Tippet
2535:school
2530:kipper
2483:Collar
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2430:Helmet
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3694:Gilet
3667:royal
3618:Apron
3611:Other
3591:dress
3547:rekel
3492:opera
3487:Cloak
3455:Greca
3386:Coats
3372:Teddy
3314:Thong
3218:Skort
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3183:Denim
3121:House
3080:Plain
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2997:space
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3704:down
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3579:Teba
3509:Polo
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2562:Tops
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