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two piece swimsuit Ariadne y Lady Ãyden adentrándose en el mar. Ambientación 1900. Video del encuentro: .youtube/watch?v=XcL_y6kaNb8\" .youtube/watch?v=XcL_y6kaNb8 A mediados de siglo XIX, siguiendo las corrientes médicas higienistas y su utilización como parte de recreo entre la alta burguesÃa, surge en las playas españolas y europeas, la práctica de los baños de ola. Esta actividad balnearia trae consigo un gran cambio en las costumbres sociales y culturales y una nueva prenda, masculina y femenina: el traje de baño. Los distintos tratados relativos a los baños de mar y a los bañadores nos hablan de normas muy estrictas, tanto en lo que se refiere a los colores y materiales como a su diseño. No hay que olvidar que los baños eran recomendados por los facultativos por motivos de salud, por lo que la estética era lo menos importante de estos trajes. Debido también a la moralidad de la época, el material más utilizado era la lana, para que no se pegase al cuerpo. Los colores de los trajes de baño eran oscuros, azules o marrones, y estaban compuestos por dos piezas: un pantalón largo y una blusa. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1900´s fashion. Mid-XIX, as a response to new pro-hygienist trends in medicine and their recreational use by the well-to-do bourgeoisie of the time, a new activity appears in Spanish and other European coastlines: the \"baños de ola\" - \"wave baths,\" literally. This seaside activity brings about a great change in social and cultural uses during the hot season, which in turn propels the creation of new buildings, such as beach changing booths and seaside resorts, and a new piece of clothing: the swimming suit. As several documents concerning sea bathing and swimming suits explain, rules both for colours and for materials, as well as regarding their style, were most strict. Let\'s not forget that bathing was usually recommended by doctors due to health reasons, which explains why looks weren\'t all that important in such clothing. Due to the ethics of the era, the most common material in swimming suits was wool, so as to avoid having it stuck to its wearer\'s body form. Colours were dark, usually blue or brown. Most suits were made up by two pieces - long bloomers and a blouse. anacronicos.foroactivo/portal.htm\" Foro Anacrónicos
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two piece swimsuit Ariadne y Lady Ãyden adentrándose en el mar. Ambientación 1900. Video del encuentro: .youtube/watch?v=XcL_y6kaNb8\" .youtube/watch?v=XcL_y6kaNb8 A mediados de siglo XIX, siguiendo las corrientes médicas higienistas y su utilización como parte de recreo entre la alta burguesÃa, surge en las playas españolas y europeas, la práctica de los baños de ola. Esta actividad balnearia trae consigo un gran cambio en las costumbres sociales y culturales y una nueva prenda, masculina y femenina: el traje de baño. Los distintos tratados relativos a los baños de mar y a los bañadores nos hablan de normas muy estrictas, tanto en lo que se refiere a los colores y materiales como a su diseño. No hay que olvidar que los baños eran recomendados por los facultativos por motivos de salud, por lo que la estética era lo menos importante de estos trajes. Debido también a la moralidad de la época, el material más utilizado era la lana, para que no se pegase al cuerpo. Los colores de los trajes de baño eran oscuros, azules o marrones, y estaban compuestos por dos piezas: un pantalón largo y una blusa. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1900´s fashion. Mid-XIX, as a response to new pro-hygienist trends in medicine and their recreational use by the well-to-do bourgeoisie of the time, a new activity appears in Spanish and other European coastlines: the \"baños de ola\" - \"wave baths,\" literally. This seaside activity brings about a great change in social and cultural uses during the hot season, which in turn propels the creation of new buildings, such as beach changing booths and seaside resorts, and a new piece of clothing: the swimming suit. As several documents concerning sea bathing and swimming suits explain, rules both for colours and for materials, as well as regarding their style, were most strict. Let\'s not forget that bathing was usually recommended by doctors due to health reasons, which explains why looks weren\'t all that important in such clothing. Due to the ethics of the era, the most common material in swimming suits was wool, so as to avoid having it stuck to its wearer\'s body form. Colours were dark, usually blue or brown. Most suits were made up by two pieces - long bloomers and a blouse. anacronicos.foroactivo/portal.htm\" Foro Anacrónicos
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