December 1, 2009

Wedding Dress Garment Bag Travel

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	New White Breathable Wedding Bridal Dress Garment Bag (600GBB) List Price: $39.95 Sale Price: $10.95
	3.5 mil with zipper. 24x72 with 10 inch side gusset. Breathable cloth. This bag can accomodate any style bridal gown and/or train. Each bag features a clear vinal pouch and reinforced hanger opening

White Breathable Wedding Dress Gown Garment Bag - Extra Long with 10" Gusset (B7210W)
List Price: $29.95
Sale Price: $12.00

This high quality wedding dress garment bag is the perfect way to store your cherished bridal gown. Made with 3.5 mil breathable fabric, this garment bag is designed to let your dress "breathe" while it prevents yellowing and odors. The garment bag is extra long (72 inches) and includes a 10 inch side gusset to accommodate most style wedding dresses - even those with a train. This extra long hanging garment bag is perfect for any type of formal wear dress.

Heavyduty 4.5 Mil Clear Bridal Wedding Gown Dress Garment Bag Travel Storage Organize Bag Extra Long with 10" Gusset
List Price: $39.99
Sale Price: $10.99

EXTRA LARGE BRAND NEW CLEAR VINYL, DURABLE, HEAVY DUTY BRIDAL GOWN GARMENT BAG. EXTRA LARGE Bag features a clear vinyl hanging pouch and a full length center zipper with reinforced hanger opening. 10" side gussets add extra room to accommadate any style gown and/or long train. Size of bag is 24" x 72" x 10" EXTRA LARGE Bag is brand new and is made of HEAVY DUTY 4.5 mil Clear transparent HEAVY DUTY vinyl material.Also good for DRESSES pageant gowns and bridesmaid gowns, mother-of-the- bride and formalwear. 4.5 Mil Thickest Bag sold on the Web!

	Marabou Shoe Bag Sale Price: $15.00
	Travel in true style! This adorable drawstring shoe bag is great for shoes and many other possibilities, such as a lingerie bag or personal laundry bag. Check out matching Marabou lingerie bag for a complete set.

	Princess Shoe Bag - By Zazendi Sale Price: $16.00
	court shoe design with butterflies in gold & silver threads and little pearls, used for shoes, or many other possibilities, such as lingerie bag or personal laundry bag, see other designs at: zazendi.com

Fashion may change, styles come and go, but dressing up for society's formal occasions has changed little over the last one hundred years. For the ladies it's the chance to wear an elaborate gown in the latest style, but for men it still involves sticking to a traditional formal dress code that dictates the wearing of a jacket, appropriate tie and smart trousers.

The first identifiable pair of formal trousers can be traced back to the 15th century when they were known as individual hose, one on each leg. Easy to make, they fastened with ties called points to a doublet at the waist. As time went by the hose were joined, firstly only at the back then eventually across the front. However, despite being joined to form a single garment, trousers were still referred to as a 'pair', just as they are today.

As with most fashion of the age, the French were responsible for introducing full length trousers to Britain during the 19th century. In order to differentiate themselves from despised aristocrats, the French working class adopted full length trousers in place of the highly stylised aristocrats' breeches, and the fashion soon crossed the channel.

Other notable developments in trouser fashion include the adoption of wearing denim. However, contrary to popular belief it was sailors - not cowboys - that first pulled on a pair of jeans. Indeed, sailors have long influenced trousers' wearing habits around the world as they travel between ports and countries, picking up different styles and types and taking them to other parts of the world.

In the 21st century, appearance is important in many societies across the world where dress codes communicate a message claiming personal or cultural identity and also define social norms. In every culture fashion plays a big part in what people wear. For example, wearing expensive designer clothes communicates the wealth of the wearer in most societies. And, in most western societies it is customary for men to wear formal trousers in preference to skirts at society events with the notable exception of Scotland, where many men opt to wear kilts instead of formal trousers on special occasions.

However, when it comes to formal wear the code applies more rigidly to men rather than women. Ladies can wear any type of dress whereas men must strictly abide by the dress code in which formal suits, accompanied with shirt and tie are normally required to be worn. The 'rules' are recognised widely throughout Europe, Australasia and Japan whereas the USA is much more relaxed about such formal occasions.

But, wherever such formal dress codes apply, then formal trousers, a smart jacket and appropriate tie are mandatory for male guests!

Matthew Pressman is a freelance writer and frequent flyer. When not travelling, he enjoys golf and fishing.

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