...我最喜欢的俱乐部活动》《我最喜欢的服饰》

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热心网友 时间：2024-03-30 13:04

Loafers were popular in high school - shoes, not kids - penny-loafers, too. You younger folks will have to pardon us if we boomers scoff at walking shoes, running shoes, climbing shoes, hiking shoes, racquetball shoes, pump-up shoes... and hundred dollar sports shoes. When we were kids, we had tennis shoes - black or white - period. They cost about $25, in today's terms. Guys might wear a watch; and for a short while in junior high, ID bracelets were popular for guys. But there were no chains or necklaces, gold or otherwise. Pocket protectors? Not used as widely as you might think. I'm no expert on this, but girls did not get their ears pierced as early. Many of them never did. As I recall, they did not wear earrings to school. Too dressy. A lot of girls confiscated their dad's long sleeved white shirts and wore them after school. Permanent press came into existence in the late 60's. But I still remember ironing my shirts in college, permanent press or not. A little more on shoes: we wore shoes back then... at least where I grew up. For us guys, there was not much choice: dress shoes and tennis shoes. Dress shoes usually had laces. Tennis shoes were black or white, usually white. There were no Reeboks, no "walking shoes" - just tennis shoes. For females, there were flats, low heels, high heels, and tennis shoes.... and penny loafers. A toe showing meant you needed a new pair of shoes. No boots; boots were for horse riding.... except when it snowed. When it rained... we wore rubbers... yep, that's what they were called; rubber "overalls" for shoes. In the winter, we wore boots; big boots over our shoes for guys. Girls usually wore boot-shoes and carried their regular shoes... I donno'... somewhere, and then switched when they got where they were going. Life was tough back then.

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热心网友 时间：2024-03-30 13:05

I most like the clothes -- cheongsam

The cheongsam, the most Chinese characteristics apparel, has always been my favorite! It's not like European dress as publicity, not like Japanese kimono as complex, also unlike is so exaggerated, but it was simple and dignified, implicitly without losing the gorgeous, beautiful yet noble. Fully embodies the Oriental female slender figure and low-key connotation!

I like cheongsam is generally a long sleeveless cheongsam, so wear more noble and solemn, and usually wear a cheongsam mood will generally choose with sleeves, because the cotton material into a sleeveless, does not show the elegant feeling.

我最喜欢的衣服——旗袍

旗袍，这个最有中国特色的服饰，一直是我从小就非常喜爱的！它不象欧美的礼服那样张扬，不象日本和服那样复杂，也不象韩服那样夸张，而它简约不失庄重，含蓄不失华丽，唯美不失高贵。充分体现出东方女性修长的身材以及低调的内涵！

我喜欢的旗袍一般是长款无袖的，这样的旗袍穿在身上更加高贵和庄重，而平日穿的花样年华款的旗袍一般会选择带袖子，因为这个棉布的料子做成无袖款显不出雅致的感觉。