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Dickey (garment)

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111: 1968: 20: 379:, wear dickeys under certain tunic styles. The tunics often have a V-neck opening that the dicky is worn under. The dickeys are usually rectangular and are made from wool. Traditionally, women wear red wool while men wear blue. The dickey is usually decorated with reindeer skin around the edges and metallic thread and glass beads in the center. The purpose is for the dickey to be the focal point of the outfit. 904: 342:
consisted of layers, a result of the variability of the weather, with short and hot summers and long and cold winters. Layers could be switched out easily when changes in the weather occurred. One component of this layering was a dicky style shirt that was heavily embroidered to cover the chest if
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dickeys were popular for their waterproof and stain-resistant properties. Unlike traditional cloth shirt-fronts, they remained sleek, bright white, and did not wilt or wrinkle. Celluloid dickeys simulated the look of a formal shirt bib for day and evening wear. They were designed in a variety of
74:. Like the detachable shirt collar, the dickey (a bosom-front for a dress shirt) was invented as a separate accessory for the shirt, which thus could be washed, starched, and pressed more readily than could be laundered if the dickey were an integral part of the shirt. 241:. In 2013, the materials used for dickies was expanding from knits and cotton, to leather and silk. The 2014 fall winter season saw the dickey return as a winter accessory used to keep the neck warm. By 2015, contemporary designers, like 178:
Cloth dickeys simulate many different styles. Some often-seen examples include dress shirt front and collar, formal frilled shirt front (popular in the mid-1970s with powder blue tuxedos), and most commonly in modern times, false
225:'s patterns providing eight variations on the dickey. While dickeys have gone in and out of style over time, they have made a resurgence in the fashion world, with the most recent one starting in 2015. 206:
can be seen promoting dickeys in the February 1943 issue. Dickeys were said to “enliven your new suit or rejuvenate your old”. Women's dickeys were made from cotton or rayon and embellished with
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patents, such as: rounded, flat-end, no restraints, a restraint tab at the end of the bib or side straps that tied at the wearer's back. For this reason, they were popular with
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became popular as a break from minimalist and restrictive fashion at the time. At the same time, detachable collars and dickeys were showing up on the runway as
301:(1989) who wore a dark-green turtleneck dickey underneath an ivory sweater, and the character Kent who wore a dickey in the end scenes of the 1985 movie 81:, the use of a dickey is considered bad style in the wearing of traditional modes of black tie and white tie evening dress. Etymologically, the word 202:
The dickey, traditionally worn by men, made the transition to women's wear around 1943. While women may have worn dickeys before this time, ads in
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It is traditional for Greek widows to wear black to signify their mourning. Historically, widows in certain regions of Greece, specifically
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conducts an arrogant opera singer and makes him hold a note so long that his dickey snaps out of his waistcoat and rolls up to his throat.
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formal shirts for uniforms. Examples of professions that used cardboard dickeys include waiters, hotel managers, doormen,
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An advertisement for an interlined shirt-bosom (dickey) made of Fiberloid, a trademarked plastic material. (1912)
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Welters, Linda (1999). "Gilding the Lily: Dress and Women's Reproductive Role in the Greek Village, 1850-1950".
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The rise of the dickey in pop culture has also encouraged the rise in popularity. For example, on the TV series
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in shirts in the late 19th century; the dickey also was one of the first successful, commercial applications of
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evening clothes. The dickey is usually attached to the shirt collar and then tucked into the waistcoat or
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The dickey is not just a facet of menswear clothing, it is also used in certain types of cultural dress.
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of some Christian clergy. It is worn either over a clerical shirt or another shirt and under a jacket.
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magazine, Kors said the dickey was a way to add versatility to a look, without adding bulk.
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Recently, dickeys have been rising in popularity. In 2011, dickeys and menswear-inspired
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Hard plastic dickeys have long since gone out of manufacture and fashion, but cloth
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wore a "sweater" type dickey on the opening episode of season 6 on the TV series
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dickeys were worn in theater and service professions to save money from using
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A dickey with a placket of ruffles and pleats, and a low band-collar. (1915)
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of Northern Europe, particularly in the central and southern parts of the
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Patterns for women's dickeys can also be found dating to 1944, with
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Clothing generally not worn today, except in historical settings
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denotes a shirt. In 1850s Britain, office workers wore business
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Lind-Sinanian, Gary; Lind-Sinanian, Susan (2010). "Armenia".
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Appearances in film also occurred in the 1980s, such as
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sweater fronts. Cloth dickeys are also often used in
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shirtfront
black tie
white tie
cummerbund
fashion
celluloid
dandies
Cockney rhyming slang
suits

Celluloid
entertainers
musicians
Vaudeville
cliché
Looney Tunes
Long-Haired Hare
Bugs Bunny
Cardboard
linen
bellboys
turtleneck
marching band
turtleneck
embroidery
lace
jabots
Butterick
lingerie

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