Loose short sleeves, pleated skirt connected with round neck jumpsuit, tied with belt at the back. Later, due to the deterioration of Sino-Soviet relations, "Blagi" was renamed as "Dress". Blagi is a dress worn by Zoya, a Soviet heroine, with loose short sleeves, a simple round neck, floral, plaid or striped patterns, and a cloth belt at the waist. Minutes reflect the gentleness and generosity of women.
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Introduction of popular women's wear in other ages
Women's clothing in the 1960s: In the 1960s, military uniforms prevailed and women's clothing tended to be masculine. Especially during the Cultural Revolution, military casual wear became popular. Yellow military uniforms, yellow military caps, red armbands and yellow satchels became "fashion". At that time, women regarded not liking red clothes and loving armed forces as their ideal pursuit.
Women's wear in the 1970s: In the early 1970s, grass-green military uniforms were still the most popular clothing. During this period, women's clothing was in a state of stagnation, and women's clothing styles were monotonous. It was not until the later period that women's love for beautiful clothes slowly began to recover, and women's clothing styles began to diversify.