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Shopping

1.1.	Types of reteailers

1.2.	Specialized shops

1.3.	How to do shopping in supermarket

1.4.	Shopping in department stores and normal shops

1.5.	Shopping in the town and in the village

1.6.	How shops try to influence customers

1.7.	Shopping in the USA

1.8.	Shopping in the UK

2.	Clothes and fashion

2.1.	Winter fashion

2.2.	Summer fashion

2.3.	How to dress

2.4.	Where to keep our clothes

2.5.

Materials

2.6.

Colours

2.7.	History of fashion

"History of fashion
The clothing people wear has always indicated their occupation, social standing, or what part of the world they come from. Fashion can be used as a form of free speech, giving you the opportunity to show off your personality and own sense of style. Many people think "the clothing makes the man," which means how you dress shows what kind of person you are.
Fashion styles change often. What is out of fashion, funny or ridiculous now, may look romantic a few decades later.

´50s is era of colour - people wore cotton print dresses, tightly belted at the waist with big full skirts. Petticoats were worn underneath.
´60s is era of swing. Mini skirts and dresses were often worn with knee length white boots. Hair was either very short or very long and eye make-up was very black. New style was the fashion to wear blue jeans everywhere not just on the farm or in factory.
´70s. The look of the seventies was romantic; women wore long dresses often in satin. The main colours were plum, brown, pink and grey and they were worn with floppy hats and feather boas. And of course pop and disco style was worn.
In ´80s women wore business-like smart suits with big shoulder pads.
´90s. Street fashion had appeared - grunge (wearing clothes that look dirty and untidy), goth (black clothes), retro (stales from the past).
Our current decade is now often called the Noughties. It seems to be era of reality TV and trash magazines. The two women who have most influenced fashion during the last decade are Kate Moss and Victoria Beckham.
Street fashion - the waist line has dropped to the hips. Boys often wear sweatshirt, hoodie or zip-up jacket.
The hot cities for fashion include Milan, Italy; Paris, France; London, UK and New York City, USA. Designers create the clothing and then put on a show with models and a runway. Most of these clothes no one would wear on a normal day, but they may be fun for a special event. The important thing about these fashion shows is they show everyone what the popular colours and styles will be for the next season.

Accessories - additional features of fashion (gloves, handbags, hats, scarves, shoes, jewellery)
Make-up - cosmetic articles people use to make themselves look a certain way
Readymade clothes - clothes that are sold in most shops; are relatively cheap and usually follow the fashions set by famous designers"