The most favourite wear of teenagers includes jeans or trousers, shirts or T-shirts of different colours, sweatshirts or pullovers and trainers. Summer clothing
When it´s hot, everyone feels better in clothes which are light and airy. But when it´s raining, the best thing to wear is a long raincoat. In summer we wear light summer dresses, loose blouses with a low neckline and skirts gathered at the waist or bell-shaped, cropped trousers, shorts or Bermuda shorts and various T-shirts, and sandals, slippers or plimsolls. When we go swimming we put on a swimming costume (bikini, one-pice or two-piece) or trunks, sometimes a beach gown and a straw hat.

Winter clothing
In winter we need to wear something warm – suits, trousers, jeans, woolies, cardigans, polo neck sweaters, jumpers, anoraks and parkas, winter coats and jackets, sometimes even a fur coat, gloves and mittens, caps, hoods, hats, scarves and mufflers and boots of course. Women´s clothing
Women are very choosy and spend a lot of money on clothes. The most common wear for women are blouses, T-shirts, skirts, dresses, trousers, jeans, stockings and tights, jackets, anoraks, mittens or gloves and scarves. Ladies carry a handbag in which can be found a handkerchief, a mirror, a lipstick, a coin purse, keys and a mobile phone. Men´s clothing
Men usually wear jeans or trousers, shirts and pullovers or sweaters and on cold days they wear an anorak, a winter coat, gloves, and scarves. Men don´t have many decorative items, maybe a tie or bow tie and a belt.


Uniforms

Uniforms are worn particularly by professionals, such as the police, the armed forces, health workers and sometimes workers of a certain firm. It´s still a tradition in some schools in Britain (mostly private ones) to wear a school uniform. It usually consists of a white shirt and grey or dark trousers and a dark sweater or blazer with a school badge on the breast pocket and perhaps a cap. The girls complain about them and hate wearing them. It consists of a plain coat, a blouse and a skirt in some dark colour, such as grey, navy blue or brown. Girls would prefer ordinary and more comfortable clothes. The argument for uniforms is that they prevent competition among the girls and hide differences in family incomes.


Costumes

Costumes, on the other hand, reflect the style of a past time. They are seen in the theatre or on special occasions. Scotsmen are well-known for their national costume which consists of a kilt (a short skirt with many pressed pleats), knee-length woolen socks, a cap and a sporran (a fur-covered bag worn as a purse).