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1900 fashion
In first decade of the 1900s, fashionable women needed morning dresses, afternoon dresses, evening gowns, and simpler dresses that were less occasion-specific. Social rituals, especially the custom of formal visiting, dictated the use of each of these dresses, or gowns, as the fancier garments were called. Women also wore suits, with shirtwaists (blouses), and had sporting clothes for their more active pursuits like skating, cycling, and tennis. The suits were coordinated jackets and long skirts -
1900 fashion
http://2wapworld.com/web/w_posts.php?topic_id=2850869 The 1900's was the beginning decade of the 20th century. It was also classified as the "Machine Age", for during this time period, an amazing amount of inventions were created, that would set the tone for future generations. It was in the 1900's, that Marie Curie discovered radioactivity and Plank disclosed the Quantum Hypothesis. The gift of flight was explored by the Wright brothers and Gustave Whitehead. On the war front, Japan rose to new heights of power, and the 2nd Boer War ended. The adv -
1905 fashion
Morning/afternoon dresses, evening gowns, simple dresses. Less occasion-specific. Wore suits with blouses and had sporting clothes. Suits were jackets and long skirts. The clothing showed off a woman's tightly corseted torso. Later, elegant dresses were. -
1907
http://tirocchi.stg.brown.edu/514/story/fashion_earlycentury.htmlWhen the French designer Paul Poiret made his first designs for loose, elegant dresses with high waistlines and no corsets beneath in 1907, he was looking back to the French Empire for inspiration. He claimed in these dresses to have instigated the demise of the corset, but many before him had already taken the step and the corset was already a passing fashion. Dress reformers had been urging the abolition of the corset since the mid-nineteenth century. The trend toward looser gowns jumped the A -
1910
http://tirocchi.stg.brown.edu/514/story/fashion_earlycentury.htmlCertain women still wore conservative dresses, but younger women made sportswear a fad. Tubular dresses were popular in teenagers, having shorter skirts with pleats, gathers or slits. Hats became very popular, which caused women to have 'bob-cuts'. Low. -
1920 fashion
http://tirocchi.stg.brown.edu/514/story/fashion_earlycentury.htmlno matter what type of garment, women’s clothing in the early 1900s was designed to show off a woman’s tightly corseted torso. Such close-fitting clothes required "the perfect fit," so the most stylish women went to dressmakers who could do this for them. Until the early 1920s, the lining of the garment was the foundation on which the dress was built. -
1921 fashion
http://tirocchi.stg.brown.edu/514/story/fashion_earlycentury.htmlCustom dressmakers like the Tirocchi sisters carefully fit the linings to their customer’s measurements using dress forms built out to the client’s size. Then the client would try on the lining to make sure the fit was proper. When this was achieved, the dressmaker built the more costly fabrics around the lining, draping satin or velvet to form the skirt, and creating bodices using net, lace, and beaded trim. Most often a girdle, or belt, held in the waist. -
1920-1930
http://vintagefashionguild.org/fashion-timeline/1920-to-1930/http://tirocchi.stg.brown.edu/514/story/fashion_earlycentury.htmlWorld War I ended and euphoria was the order of the day. Fashion responded by dropping waists to high hip levels and dresses became unfitted. While some gowns retained the design complexity of the Teens, the trend was toward Simplicity. Simple bodices, shaped using only a few tucks or shirring at the shoulders, or a little gather at the side seam reflected this new freedom. As the decade began hems lines perched above the ankle but in only three years skirt lengths had risen to unprecedented – a -
1950 fashion
http://tirocchi.stg.brown.edu/514/story/fashion_earlycentury.htmlThe 50's
Fashion in the fifties brought glamour to austerity Britain. Women adopted the New Look of Christian Dior. In the mid fifties, Chanel's simple suit provided an alternative and created a much copied fashion that lasted well into the sixties. When Rock'n'roll came along, young girls stopped looking like their mothers and adopted a more youthful look. -
1955 fashion
http://www.timetoast.com/timelines/1900s-2000-fashion-trends Short skirts and wide shoulders took over the era. Hourglass silhouettes were widely favored. Poodle and circle skirts were popular in young women while pencil skirts were for older women. Strapless dresses with full skirts were 'all the rage.' Chemise d
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1960 fashion
Hippie Dress and Psychedelic Fashion Both hippie clothes and psychedelic outfits were core representations of late 1960s fashion. The basis of dress from approximately 1967 to 1969 was unisex fashion. Most of the men and women of this time wore pantsuits, blue jeans, tie-dyed T-shirts, and multi-colored print clothes (especially shirts) Another group of hippies were born during this decade as well. At one point the “sloppy” dress of the non-conforming “anything goes” hippie group was transforme -
1965 fashion
http://www.timetoast.com/timelines/1900s-2000-fashion-trends Go-go boots became very popular, as did box-shaped dresses. The bikini came into fashion. The mini skirt was introduced, becoming very popular. False eyelashes were worn by women. Wild prints and colors covered garments. Women wore bell-bottom jeans, The clothing was bright and bold and also tended to have floral prints or the more abstract prints on.
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1970 fashion
http://www.timetoast.com/timelines/1900s-2000-fashion-trends The 70's
70s fashion began where the 60s left off. Mini skirts were popular and the flower power influence was everywhere. 60s' trends first adopted by the beautiful people filtered into mainstream wear. Trousers were flared and shirts had big collars. For men, the kipper tie was soon standard wear with a suit. Two trends defined the 70s in a fashion sense: flared trousers and platform soles. Flares were derived from the hippy fashion for loon pants of the late 60s. They were worn by men and w -
1955 fashion
http://www.timetoast.com/timelines/1900s-2000-fashion-trends Teens liked to look grungy, so they sported their rock t-shirts over flannel/plaid shirts and went out with their long greasy hair. Babydoll dresses were popular when worn with thigh high stockings. Slip dresses were worn over t-shirts. People wore den
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2000 fashion
Fashion in modern age has given rise to a well flourished industrywhich has employed many people. Fashion has been changing throughout the yearsdue to change in cultural practices and the youth getting influenced by thewestern trends.
2000’s fashion decade was a mash up of old and new trends. Men andwomen clothing, hairstyling etc. have shown fusion of ethnic and global trends.2000’s in Fashion trends, therefore, have been influenced by globalization.Fashion all over the world was fused in this -
2000s fashion
http://www.timetoast.com/timelines/1900s-2000-fashion-trends Women's fashion in 2000's has shown dramatic changes throughoutthe decade. Denim became an important feature of early 2000's in fashion. Theearly 2000's fashion included denim miniskirts, ponchos, sweat pants etc.Clothes in girly colors like gray, light blue, yellow and hot pink were verypopular. The mid 2000's fashion was influenced by American culture. Most popularattire was the skin fit jeans with knee high boots. Capri pants and tunics werealso liked by the females. Fashion in late 2000's in -
2001 fashion
http://fashion.about.com/library/weekly/aa022701a.htmSummer and winter are easy seasons. When it's hot, all you need are shorts and Ts; when the deep freeze sets in investment wools and cashmere sweaters are standbys. But when the first hint of spring is in the air, you realize that neither wardrobe extreme will do: it's time to shop again. This spring fashion has enough trends bubbling up to keep everyone both the aesthetically pure at heart to the girlie well-clothed. From Miguel Adrover's mismatched preppy look to Callaghan's draped -
2002 fashion
http://fashion.about.com/cs/teentrends/a/top02trends.htm 1. Denim - If 2002 could be defined by one trend, denim would be it. Everyone from Alexander McQueen to Karl Lagerfeld did denim on the catwalk, and every item from blazers to pencil skirts were created in denim.
2. Military -Twill, olive drab, camouflage, and all things army-inspired were hot. Marc Jacobs-esque Sgt. Pepper jackets were the most stylin’ -
2003s fashion
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100415051139AAjbeNCBy 2003 the minimalism of the late 90's was being replaced with color, texture and patterns. If I recall correctly - it was the year that low rise and super low rise jeans and pants became mainstream. Flare and bell-bottom jeans were what all the high school kids wore. For tops the fad was anything that showed off the midsection, crop tops, belly tops, and tops that fit the upper body tightly and flared open below the bust line. It was the first year for bohemian chic and that look went from und
