The dudes are a youth subculture that existed in the late 40's - early 60's in the Soviet Union. Young people copied the Western way of life, formed their own views and interests. The most popular was America. Particular preference for style was given to Western music and dancing, as well as style in clothing. Thus, individual groups of youth of that time challenged the appearance of people, the existing order and the grayness of those everyday life.
How to dress in style?
To answer this question you need to study well how the style-girls dressed. First and foremost, the women's wardrobe was notable for its simple cut of clothes. At the same time, all the outfits were bright and colorful.
Girls copied models of dresses, skirts, blouses from those foreign magazines that could be got. Most of the outfits were sewed at home with their own hands. Female models certainly stressed the figure. Lush skirts, highlighting the waist, and skirts with a cut just above the knee were popular. At that time it was very bold.
Colorful blouses of silk or chiffon were the exact opposite of the modest cotton or cotton models of Soviet fashion.
No less interesting, how to dress-style man. Their outfits are also distinguished by their brightness and some challenge to the appearance adopted in Soviet society. It could be bright coats, same bright pants and silk shirts. An indispensable attribute was a tie with crepe de Chine with an outstanding colorful ornament. The hairstyles of the man-style always differed in a special luster and ideal styling.
To understand how to dress up for a style party, it is enough to be guided by the eccentricity in the selection of clothes. Imagine that you do not think like everyone else, and you want to stand out from the gray mass of people who are equally dressed. And in the selection of clothes you will help the famous film "Dandies", which colorfully describes the life of young people related to this subculture.
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