riding habit

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A woman in the Amazon

Mysliwek, amazon (German Amazone, French amazone, "woman-rider") - women's clothing for riding, used mainly on hunting.

Amazon for horse riding

The Amazon is nowadays composed of a rider (jacket for horse riding), modeled on a man, and a skirt. The skirt should reach the ground when the woman is standing. It is sewn on "above the circle" because when a woman sits on a horse, the skirt is spread on a horse. The skirt should be equipped with a clasp, which when the woman walks on the excess material in the waist, which prevents tangles folds around the legs. The second version of the men's riding skirt is a narrow skirt, but unbuttoned to the top at the front or back, so that it does not get tilted up while riding, it just sits on the legs of the woman. Amazon for horse riding

For a woman riding a horse, a woman also puts on a masculine-style jacket. The skirt can also be sewn on the wheel plan, but the "skirt-apron" is more comfortable. The dress covers the legs that are on the left side of the horse, and reaches the saddle on the right side, but it does not tangle between the Amazon and the saddle. This type of skirt is required for today's horse riding races. Headgear

Nowadays, women who drive in the Amazons put on helmets or toques with an approval for jumping, and for cylinders or bowlers for dressage and recreational rides. If their amazon is stylized as historic, they choose the right hat for it. Amazon's rules of appearance

Modern women usually choose Amazons stylized as pre-war. There are several rules. Classical Amazon should be gray, navy blue, black, alternatively dark green or in a Scottish plaid. If the ride takes place in the morning, a woman puts a bowler hat with a veil and a tie, and if the ride takes place in the afternoon, the woman puts on a black cylinder with a veil and silk, white plastron. You can also ride in other amazons, such as historical ones.



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