Children’s clothing evolved as with all the things that we are present today.

From the outset, children’s clothing used color to separate genders. Especially in the old days, when he was a boy, as girls, the difference should be the color of the dress. Girls wore pink and boys wear blue, it’s so true, even today this is the era of days gone by.

Since the available historical sources, such as painting and photography, it was not easy to distinguish when a child is male or female. Thus, not only the clothes to determine the gender, but also the general appearance. This is manifested in the hair that they were told to wear. This was a strong agreement, the girls wear pretty dresses and long hair, while the boys were told to wear the pants and a sport short hair. However, due to the evolution of the time, girls are now accepted to shortstop, but the sun had not yet come, where the boys adopted the clothes of the girls!

In our modern world today, there is a general agreement that the girls can wear the dress of the boys, but never vice versa. But this was not the case in the 19th century, where girls and boys were dressed alike. Although this time, the girls were not allowed to dress, trousers, otherwise, there was not much difference in the way they were dressed.

Up to the time of the Second World War, involving girl dresses dresses, pantalets, smocks and pinafores.

Dresses

This was the basic clothing for girls up to the Second World War was not the everyday occurrence that the girls wore pants or shorts before the war.

Bloomers

This was another staple of the girl’s clothing, where it has served its purpose in the

providing an alternative possibility is that the restrictive dress code and mandatory 19 century. This is due to the fact that Amelia Bloomer was born in 1818 – 1894, an American reformer who profess it. But the concept should be credited to the miscue was Elizabeth Smith Miller, creator of the bloomers. Although this type of clothing does not bloom at all.

Rompers

They wore both girls and boys were playing the first time. By the end of World War II, was the basic staples rompers for little girls wardrobe. They are usually the costumes and uniforms for gym classes for girls.

Smocks

This past year, a general child clothing. Because it is so common, in different styles, accessories, decorations and other details of how he spent working on the repertoire so watch out. Smocks were different colors, different styles of buttoning smocks – buttons on the back of the front or the side. Smocks were the collar, the trim, the ties, pockets, belts, etc., it was customary in 1950, that bought smocks cut the same mothers for their children.

Pinafores

This is a very important piece of clothing in the wardrobe girls because girls usually wore Europe and America.

Pantalets

They wore both boys and girls. Usually the boys wore plain pantalets while the girls wore the expert. But there were some boys who also like to wear fancy Pantalets.

Sailor Dresses

It’s basically a boy’s garment, but it was a unisex garment, as the girls began to wear sailor suits as well.