" Fashion often revert to previous styles. But fashion never repeats itself quite in the same way. There can be a whole range of distinctive features. We could note various types of neckline (high or low, oval, V-neck, with collar or collarless), and various cuts of sleeves. The dress may have a classic line, A-line or be straight, the waistline may be natural, high or low. There is also a variety of materials. The dress can be made of traditional naturals, such as cotton, wool, linen, silk. There are many new fabrics based on man--made fibres. Everybody usually looks for 1st class: washable, non--iron, -crease and -shrink clothes. Their design can be plain or patterned and taken from the whole spectrum of colours running from the brightest and most garish to the coolset and most subdued.
The way we dress also depends on our mood, on the season and the particular occasion. We should know what kind of accessories complement the dress and what colours match each other. In summer we wear light summer dresses, ... blouses with a low neckline and with short sleeves or without sleeves, skirts, shorts, cropped trousers and T-shirts. On our feet we pull on sandals or plimsolls. When we go swimming, we put on a swim suit or trunks. In winter we need to wear something warm: trousers, jeans, cardigans, sweater, anoraks, winter coats and jackets, sometimes even a fur coat, gloves and mittens, caps, hoods, and winter boots of course.
On special occasions we like to be dressed properly too. When we go to a concert or to the theatre we prefer to be dressed up. Men wear an evening dress - dark suit, a light shirt and tie or a bowtie and pumps and women wear an evening gown or dark skirt and blouse and court shoes.
For sport activities we put on an sportswear, such as jeans, shorts, T-shirts, sportboots and to the mountains a waterproof jacket or anorak."