(1) The dressing gown is also often called a dress, which means a dress commonly used in Japan. It is usually worn when attending ceremonies, weddings, churches or playing. The man's dress is gray-black, with a round tail at the back, which is knee-level, only one button on the chest, and dark bottoms and black striped pants below. Women's clothes are tops and skirts of the same material and color, or one-piece skirts, often with long sleeves and little skin exposure.
(2) Small dresses, also known as dinner dresses or casual dresses, are often used for evening dinners and parties. Men's tuxedo tops, like ordinary suits, are generally all black or all white, with satin on the collar and black pants with ribbons or silk belts under them. Women's miniskirt is a backless monochrome dress, which is instep-long and does not mop the floor. Sleeves can be long or short.
(3) The big dress is the most formal dress in the west, which is generally used for formal large-scale dances and social occasions. Men's big dress, also known as tuxedo or tuxedo, has a black or dark blue coat, a waist-high front cut flat, a dovetail back cut, a black or blue bottom, and trousers with forged bands and black ribbons on the outside of the trouser legs. Women's dress is a kind of monochrome dress-style dress that mops the floor or not, often accompanied by a hat or veil of the same color and long gauze gloves.
Nowadays, with the development of simple etiquette, people pay attention to the fit, beauty and generosity of clothes. Suits are usually used instead of dresses. Except for some special occasions, people seldom wear formal dresses.