Blagi is a skirt worn by dan the man, a Soviet woman, and Katyusha, a lover of the Soviet Red Army. It's actually a dress. Loose short sleeves, pleated skirt, simple round neck, floral, plaid, stripes, and cloth belt at the waist. At first, it refers to short-sleeved dresses, not sleeveless or suspenders. Having said that, I have a sense of picture. In fact, it is also very retro and gentle to wear now.
Skirts have always won girls' hearts more than pants. After all, skirts are girls' most beautiful princess dreams and have become an indispensable item in the wardrobe. It is often said that fashion is a reincarnation. With the tide of retro style coming, Blagi is gradually awakening and reviving. Nowadays, most of the clothes popular in some antique shops are Soviet-style Blagi and its derivatives. Women of all ages can handle it.
When you open the old wardrobe at home, you can always find the clothes your parents used to wear in the corner. These clothes have spanned decades and become an indelible memory of a generation, and they are still classics today.
Lenin suit
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False collar
Everyone loves fake collars.
Take off your uniform
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Lotus leaf, mini skirt
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"Blagi" clearly means dress! When I was young, a girl with a better family was very proud of having a dress! Russians call skirts Blagi! We learned Russian at that time, and we know what it means! At that time, most of the jumpsuits were with flowers, and the fabrics made of cotton and silk in various colors were very beautiful! At that time, it was also very fashionable and foreign! I really forgot to mention "Blagi" today! [Cute] [Cute] [Yeah] Time flies! Young memories! [Laugh] [Laugh] [Laugh] [Laugh]
In 1950s and 1960s, China and the Soviet Union were friendly, and Russian was offered as a foreign language course in middle schools.
Blagi, the transliteration of Russian "dress", can't be displayed without Russian letters. If there is, it can still be written.
It was a sunny, prosperous and vibrant fifties. I was only a teenager and still young. I recall that everything was so warm, beautiful and happy.
I really yearn for Blagi, made by the Soviet Union. In the poster, I saw their aunt and grandmother singing and dancing in their dresses. I think how happy her children are. Now we have reached it, more open and happier than them.
Therefore, the Russian complex is simply a dream, and I feel the same way when chatting with students who have studied Russian.
To tell the truth, I heard the word "Blagi" from my grandmother. Long skirts were popular for a while, and then I wore one home. My grandmother asked me, "What are you wearing, blatch?" . Ha, ha, ha. At that time, I wondered what it was. Later, my grandmother said that it was the name of a suit in the Soviet Union. At that time, the northeast was still relatively backward, and many foreign-style clothes were only available in Shanghai. After Blagi spread to China, she was deeply loved and sought after by girls. Actually, it's a dress, but it's colorful, fashionable and looks good on you. At that time, China and the Soviet Union established diplomatic relations and had a good relationship. Therefore, the friendly exchanges between the two countries are also manifested in the form of commodity circulation. For example, the more popular tooling has always been a must-have fashion item for hipsters, and it is also the case now. The overalls sling also shows youthful vitality. There are also Lenin clothes that old people like to wear. In our Northeast dialect, they are very straight and men wear them with great spirit. This word represents an era and a generation.
This is a dress with bubble sleeves. Foreign languages, Russian. There are many Russian-style sharp-bottomed buckets in the northeast, which is transliterated as "Wei Luo" in Russian, meaning bucket. Supo soup is a red vegetable soup, which is a transliteration of soup, followed by the word soup and translated into soup. Also, calling Soviet women Madam is actually a transliteration of Madam, which means lady.
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The old word Blagi reminds me of my childhood. I was born in a small village on the Sino-Russian border, or I was fortunate to have a "blatch" at that time when materials were scarce. It's made of cloth bought by my mother, and the pink one has a string of small white dots from big to small, or I'm 8-9 years old, turning around, and then I quickly squatted down to form a big pink circle and buckled it on the ground, which made other little girls envious and begged me to wear a big bag for them.
Russia, clothing
I was born in Harbin and passed through "Blagi", which was in the 1960s. "Blagi" is the dress now, and it is called "Blagi" in Russian. China and Russia were very friendly at that time. There are many Soviets living in Harbin. When we were children, we all called them "Russian children". Those Soviet women also wear Blagi in winter, which is very beautiful. We also call it Blagi as their costume in the northeast.
I remember when I was a child, in summer, my neighbor Xiaoying wore an orange Blagi with light green flowers and twine on it. I am very envious. Her family is very rich. I only wear a white dress with pale pink dots on the bottom of a flowered cloth, small sleeves, a small round neck and a small bow on the collar. But I like that dress very much. Then my family went to the countryside. No one in the country wore skirts, so I changed that little Blagi into a little skirt. Therefore, I miss that little Blagi very much, and I still remember it vividly.
It's a bit far-fetched, but how many such beautiful memories can a person have in his life? thank you
Ha ha ha, the word Russian clothing!