Gown
Gown is a type of clothing that is typically worn by women. It is a long, loose garment that covers the body and part of the legs. Gowns are often worn for formal occasions, such as weddings and balls, but they can also be worn for everyday activities.
History[edit | edit source]
The gown has a long history, dating back to the Middle Ages. During this time, gowns were worn by both men and women, and they were often made of heavy, luxurious fabrics. Over time, the style of gowns has changed significantly, with different styles becoming popular in different periods.
Types of Gowns[edit | edit source]
There are many different types of gowns, including:
- Ball gown: This is a type of gown that is typically worn for formal occasions. It is characterized by its full skirt and fitted bodice.
- Evening gown: This is a type of gown that is typically worn for evening events. It is often made of luxurious fabrics and is designed to be elegant and sophisticated.
- Wedding gown: This is the gown that a woman wears on her wedding day. It is often white and can be made in a variety of styles.
- Hospital gown: This is a type of gown that is worn by patients in a hospital. It is designed to be easy to put on and take off, and it often opens in the back.
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