Русский национальный костюм стал ме

Русский национальный костюм стал менее распространён после того, как Пётр I в 1699 году запретил ношение народного костюма для всех, кроме крестьян, монахов, священников и дьячков. Вначале было введено венгерское платье, а потом верхне-саксонское и французское, камзол и нижнее бельё — немецкие. Женщины должны были носить немецкое платье. Со всех въезжающих в город в русской одежде и с бородой брали пошлину: 40 копеек с пешего и 2 рубля с конного.Рубаха-косовороткаОсновной мужской одеждой была сорочка или нижняя рубаха. У русских мужских рубах XVI—XVII веков под подмышками квадратные ластовицы, по бокам от пояса треугольные клинья. Рубахи шили из льняных и хлопчатобумажных тканей, а также из шёлка. Рукава у кисти узкие.

Результаты (английский) 1:

Russian national costume became less common after Peter I in 1699 forbade the wearing of national costumes for all but the farmers, monks, priests, and deacons. At first it was introduced Hungarian dress, and then the upper-Saxon and French, camisole and underwear - German. Women had to wear German dress. With all entering the city in the Russian dress and with a beard took a toll: 40 cents a foot and 2 rubles a horse.
Shirt-blouse
main male clothing was a shirt or undershirt. At the Russian men's shirts XVI-XVII centuries under the armpits square crotch, on the sides of the waist triangular wedges. Shirt was made of linen and cotton fabrics, as well as silk. The sleeves have narrow brush.

Результаты (английский) 2:

The Russian national costume became less common after Peter I banned the wearing of folk costumes for all but peasants, monks, priests and deacons in 1699. First, a Hungarian dress was introduced, and then top Saxon and French, camisole and underwear - German. Women had to wear a German dress. From all entering the city in Russian clothes and with a beard took a duty: 40 cents from the pawn and 2 rubles from the equestrian.
Shirt-squint
The main men's clothing was a shirt or a lower shirt. Russian men's shirts of the 16th and 17th centuries have square swallows under their armpits, triangular wedges on the sides of the belt. The shirts were made of linen and cotton fabrics, as well as silk. The sleeves at the brush are narrow.

Результаты (английский) 3:

Russian national costume is not very popular, because in 1699 Peter I banned all people from wearing civilian clothes, except farmers, monks, priests and deacons. The first is Hungarian clothing, then upper Saxony and French clothing, camphor and German clothing. Women should wear German clothes. All those who enter the city in Russian clothes and beards are taxed: 40 Gobi on foot and 2 rubles on horseback.
Reverse collar shirt
Men's main clothes are shirts or shirts. Russian male scars in 16th-17th century have square skin under the armpit and triangular blade at the waist. Shirts are made of linen, cotton and silk. The sleeves are narrow.