Coloring Book Dresses

Dresses are a type of clothing that is characteristic of women. They are extremely diverse in terms of cuts, lengths, materials and styles.

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1. History of Dresses: Dresses have been worn by women for centuries. In ancient times, they were often loose tunics or outfits composed of rectangular fabrics. In subsequent historical periods, they evolved into different cuts and styles.
2. Variety of Fashions: Dresses come in a wide variety of cuts, such as pencil dresses, pleated dresses, flared dresses, waisted dresses, oversize dresses, maxi dresses, mini dresses, as well as asymmetrical models, basque dresses, cocktail dresses and many others.
3. Variety of Lengths: Dresses can range from mini, midi, maxi to models with unusual lengths, such as tea length or high-low.
4. Materials: Dresses can be made from a variety of materials, such as cotton, silk, linen, satin, lace, knit, velour and even synthetic materials.
5. Styling: Dresses are extremely versatile and can be worn for many different occasions. They can be part of everyday outfits, as well as be appropriate for formal events, evening events, celebrations or parties.
6. Wedding Dresses: Dresses play a key role in the wedding industry. Wedding dresses come in a variety of styles, lengths and embellishments to suit the tastes and preferences of brides-to-be.
7. Fashion Trends: The fashion world introduces new dress trends every season. Colors, cuts, embellishments and other elements that influence current dress styles change.
8. Fashion Designers: Many fashion designers are famous for creating unique dresses. Their collections are shown on the runways during fashion weeks.
9. Influential Dresses in Culture: Dresses often play important roles in culture and film. Famous movie dresses, such as the one in Gone with the Wind, have become pop culture icons.
10. Cultural Dresses: Different cultures have their own distinctive designs, cuts and styles of dresses that reflect the traditions and values of the region.
11. Influential Dresses in History: Dresses have played a key role throughout history, from symbolizing social status to manifesting attitudes and expressing political beliefs.
12. Experiments in Fashion: Some fashion designers and fashion icons experiment with creations, creating artistic, avant-garde or controversial dresses that often become a topic of discussion.

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1. The World's Most Expensive Dress: In 1957, fashion designer Elizabeth Taylor designed a wedding dress for her wedding to Eddy Fisher. The dress was decorated with pearls and crystals. Years later, in 2013, it was sold at auction for $4.6 million, setting a record as the world's most expensive wedding dress.
2. Record Length Dress: The world's longest dress was 1,579.38 meters and was presented in India in 2011. The dress was as long as 6,874 feet.
3. Shortest Dress: In 1965, designer Mary Quant created a short dress that is considered one of the symbols of 1960s fashion. The dress was only about 15 cm above the knee.
4. First Little Black: Designer Coco Chanel is responsible for creating the classic cut of the "little black" dress. It has become a fashion icon, symbolizing elegance and universal style.
5. Marilyn Monroe dress: In 1955, Marilyn Monroe starred in the film "Seven Year Itch" in an iconic scene in which her dress was lifted by air flowing out of a ventilation vent. This scene has become legendary and the dress is now on display in a museum.
6. LBD Audrey Hepburn: Audrey Hepburn wore a little black dress designed by Hubert de Givenchy in the film "Breakfast at Tiffany's." This also became a fashion icon, and her dress was sold at auction for more than $1 million.
7. Red Carpet Dress: The choice of dress for the red carpet is carefully planned and often attracts media attention. Celebrities' dresses at the Oscars gala or other events become the topic of conversation and trends.
8. Dress on Order: Some dresses on the red carpet are specially designed and custom-made for specific stars. Designers work on every detail to create the perfect look.
9. Women's Dress Towel: In the 1970s, the trend of wearing dresses made from bath towels that were worn to the beach became popular.
10. Barbie's Own Dress: Barbie, the iconic doll, has worn more than 135 million different outfits, including a wide variety of dresses, from classic to futuristic.
11. Resolving the Problem of the Place for Prescribed Dresses: Many women have more dresses than closet space. But in 2015, an innovative closet was created that allows you to store up to 100 dresses in one piece of furniture.
12. Dress in Space: In 1966, Russian cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova wore a specially designed space dress during her trip to space aboard the Voskhod 2 spacecraft.