Fashion in Norway

1. Fashion in Norway

2. The traditional Norwegian costume is the Bunad (bunaðr), which was used until the mid-19th century.

3. Women's clothing

Women wore
stockings (strømpe),
decorated with
traditional floral
embroidery
(Rosemåling).

4.

They also
wore linen
blouses. Over
a blouse they
wore a bright
jacket, also
decorated
with
embroidery.

5.

It was customary to
wear many
underskirts. The
upper skirt was
decorated with
embroidery.
In the villages it was
customary to wear an
apron. Often they
wore a purse richly
decorated with
Rosemåling.

6.

Norwegian clothing is
characterized by
special silver clasps
(sølje). People
believed, that it can
protect them from
curses and trolls.
The most prevalent
hairstyle were braids.
Women also wore a
coif or a kerchief

7. Men's clothing

Men wore trousers
below the knee, a
linen shirt, a tight
vest with several rows
of buttons, and an
overcoat. Men also
wore wool knee
socks.

8.

A man’s suit is not
decorated with
embroidery as much as a
woman’s one, but often
there are very bright
colors - red with yellow or
black with red. A lot of
people wear a widebrimmed hat or bowler
hat.

9.

The costume remains relevant to this day. It
is worn on the National Day of Norway, for
weddings, confirmations, christenings and
folk festivals.

10. Dictionary

Stockings – чулки
Embroidery – вышивка
Underskirt – нижняя юбка
Apron – фартук
Purse – кошелек
Clasp – застежка/пряжка
Braids – косы(прическа)
Coif – шапочка-чепец
Kerchief – косынка
Tight vest – плотный жилет
Knee socks – гольфы
Wide-brimmed hat –
широкополая шляпа
Bowler hat – шляпа-котелок

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