Tishreen (in Arabic ØªØ´Ø±ÙÙ meaning October) is one of the state-owned Arabic daily newspapers published in Syria. The daily is based in Damascus.
But I always think of them as coats you wear to feel like a pretty, pretty princess: with wide, swishy skirts and nipped-in waists, they automatically level up your Fanciness attribute no matter what youâre wearing underneath. The late 1930s through the 50s are prime princess coat territory.The earliest examples arenât quite as full-skirted, but they make up for it in glamour, with slim, drapey fits, longer hems, and dramatic details.ut I always think of them as coats you wear to feel like a pretty, pretty princess: with wide, swishy skirts and nipped-in waists, they automatically level up your Fanciness attribute no matter what youâre wearing underneath. The late 1930s through the 50s are prime princess coat territory.
Traditional Eskimos, who are also known as the Inuit, wore clothes made of caribou skins. They wore two layers, including an inside layer of animal fur against their skin and an outer layer of skin with fur facing outward. This construction allowed the Inuit to stay warm and dry.