Tunic in Latin - "shell". This word has two interpretations. Firstly, the "shell" called classic female ballet costume consisting of a slim bodice and skirt lush multilayer (in length above the ankle). This outfit often used in productions with a romantic theme (for example, "Giselle"). Coined the image of "weightless" in tansovschitsy tunic was in France in the 19th century (in the 30s) designer-costumer I.Lekontom, E.Lami, P.Lorme who tried to recreate the romantic ideal.
Secondly, tunic - is foreign language Tutu, ie the top layer of a double skirt.
Secondly, tunic - is foreign language Tutu, ie the top layer of a double skirt.