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Jodhpurs, in
their modern form, are tight-****ing
trousers to the ankle,
where they end in a snug cuff, and are worn
primarily for
horse riding. The term...
- leathers.
Kentucky jodhpurs Kentucky jodhpurs are full-length
riding pants used
exclusively in
saddle seat
style riding. Like hunt seat
jodhpurs, they are close-****ing...
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fashion during the 1980s to the mid-1990s.
Stirrup pants were
first worn as
jodhpurs for
horse riders. The
purpose of the
strap under the foot was to hold the...
- upper-class tones;
dressing as a
stereotypically upper-class
Englishman (in
jodhpurs,
bowler hat and
riding boots;
sporting a monocle) and
carrying a silver-tipped...
- in the 1920s, and were
first worn by
local polo riders. The
wearing of
Jodhpurs soon
became a
trend in the
Western world, and Saks
Fifth Avenue began selling...
- France-Lynch. The
bonkbuster was
described as a "frothy brew of ****,
class and
jodhpurs" by the S****horpe Star.
Journalist Kate
Saunders stated that "within its...
- be worn all year round.
These "riding tights" are
cheaper to buy than
jodhpurs or
breeches which are a type of
riding pant made of
heavier material and...
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Marquis de
Galliffet (1830-1909).
Uniforms of the
Russian Armed Forces Jodhpurs "Галифе", Большой универсальный словарь русского языка "Из истории российского...
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equestrian activity, long,
closely ****ed
pants such as
equestrian breeches or
jodhpurs minimize chafing. For
western riding,
closely ****ed
jeans with no heavy...
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knickerbockers as part of his
formal apparel.
Bloomers (clothing)
Breeches Jodhpurs Knickerbocracy Plus
fours "Short Pant Suits, Boys'
Large Sizes". The Province...
