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If you have not yet acquired a park, we are ready to clearly demonstrate why you urgently need to correct this misunderstanding!
Photo: ARITZIA, Asos, Brunello Cucinelli
The very first parks sewed Eskimos for themselves - it was very warm outerwear from hides with fur outside and it was intended for severe frosts.
Photo: Traditional Eskimo Park, Wikipedia Public Domain
Much later, in the middle of the last century, the US military developed for its pilots parks that are very similar to the ones we wear today.
Photo: American Military Park, Wikipedia Public Domain
Traditionally, the park is distinguished by a length below the middle of the thigh, fastens with a zipper and buttons, and also has a hood with a fur trim, compensating for both the scarf and hat. In such a jacket, neither frost nor wind is terrible, which is why, most likely, this model was so fond of in our weather-prone latitudes.
Of course, like any other wardrobe item in demand, the park has undergone modifications several times, so today you can easily find a thin spring park without a hood or, say, a shortened park. But, regardless of the degree of deviation from the standard, any park is still distinguished by a slightly sporty, dynamic style that requires proper arrangement.
We offer you seven images, on the example of which it is easy to figure out how and what to wear the park with!
1. Parka with detachable fur lining
An excellent choice for those who appreciate a combination of practicality and sophistication - layering in which all the elements complement each other. A plaid shirt could be rustic if it weren’t combined with a turtleneck and leggings. Details also play a special role - high boots, a graceful belt and an ethnic style bracelet complete the look.
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2. Jacquard Park
It's no secret that the park is an absolute unisex, it is equally suitable for both men and women, and the styles are sometimes no different. The feminine model from a flower jacquard looks more effectively. A cozy gray turtleneck, comfortable trousers and boots - a practical and sophisticated look for a walk is ready!
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3. O-silhouette park
An option for those who prefer classic elegance is the light O-silhouette parka. In combination with a blouse with an elegant collar and trousers, a flare gives the output an image in the style of smart casual, with which you do not want to leave.
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4. The park is short
Option for the daring! A shortened wide-cut parka has extremely narrow leather trousers, which will certainly emphasize the harmony and beauty of your legs. Accessories in the rocker style look rather hooligan, especially a youth backpack with stripes, but in this set a rebellious note is very appropriate.
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5. Parka with bat sleeves
An ideal and versatile look for a city walk. If you are not a fan of hoods, get a fashionable beanie hat, and also don't forget about comfortable knitted trousers that look great with lace-up ankle boots.
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6. Faux fur parka
A well-known fact - if you combine things of different tonality, the result can be unexpectedly successful in contrast! A pretty brutal parka with large patch pockets will perfectly emphasize the femininity of a long chiffon dress.
Continue the theme of contrasts in accessories: floral earrings and a scarf with embroidery + rude lace-up boots!
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7. Parka with a hood
A bright two-tone parka is suitable for those who like to attract attention, especially if you complement the look with a contrasting bag. Support the style of sport chic with leggings and comfortable sneakers or sneakers.
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