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The people who lived in warmer areas would cover their bodies in mud, charcoal, and ocher. Once it would dry, it would protect their bodies form the wind, thorns, and the sun. The people who lived in colder areas made their clothing from leather and wool.

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All clothes were homemade. Both men and women wore two pieces of clothing draped around their body.All the clothing would be loose and flowy. They made their clothes from wool, linen, and cotton. Linen was most used due to the warm climate.

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Peasants made the clothing. Gothic fashion was popular because it made people seem powerful and elongated. The fabrics most used were velvet, cotton, silk, taffeta, linen, and damask. Blood red was extremely popular in this era.

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Men and women both wore voluptuous clothing with many layers. The lower class wore more practical clothing.Clothing was often recycled

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Working women wore fitted bodices with full long skirts. For the fashionable people, their bodice was stiffened to lay flat across the bosom. Skirts were often divided in the front to show the underskirt.

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Dark silk, and low necklines were popular. The most popular fabrics and material were expensive and rare lace, mostly worn by royals. Dark, colorful shades were the most popular. The styles of this time period were the bigger the better! Lace collars, Virago sleeves, and elaborate patterns.

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Popular garments of the time were the Robe a la Française which was sack-back gown with a pleated cape at the back. Materials that were used to make panniers were either wood, cane, or wire.

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Styles were influenced by the French revolution. Women usually wore a chemise under there dress to cover there legs and a chemisette to make it seem like they were wearing a blouse under. They wore empire style dresses,it had a low square neckline in the front,the sleeves were short and puffed, and it was made out of a light fabric. Mostly silk and cotton fabrics were used.But wool and linen were sometimes used.

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Women's fashion was mostly dresses that have very big and full skirts. They also wore corsets with theses dresses. Bonnets, top hats, petticoats bustles were also popular during this time.During this time period they used cotton, linen, silk, or wool. Colors that were used during the Victorian Era were delicate, white, blue, grey, lilac, pink, soft brown.

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A new trend For women was where skirts were tightened around the ankles often worn with a tunic or jacket. Men wore high collars and bold stripe shirts it was called a lounge suit and jackets were long a double breasted. Linen, cotton, wool, rayon and medium to heavy weight fabrics like surge.

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For women, some of the most popular styles for them were below-knee length drop-waist dresses with a loose, straight fit and beaded evening dresses inspired by “flappers.” For men, a style that was popular for them was casual sport golf knickers, argyle socks, blouse and tie. Cotton, wool, and silk were commonly used.Some colors that were popular for girls were peach, grey, blue, rose, yellow, sand and black. For boys it was navy, grey, green, brown.

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Evening dresses and skirts flaring out at the knees were very popular in this time period. Popular fabrics and materials used in the 30's were wool, silk cotton, and rayon. Fur was also used a lot during these times. The most commonly used colors were shades of green such as Jade, Celadon, and sea foam green. Other colors used were pale gold and grassy tans, also pale silvered almond and walnut.

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Knee length dresses,Plaid skirts,Man-tailored skirt and jackets,and High waisted pants were popular. Commonly used fabrics were Rayon, Acetate, Nylon, Cotton,and Tulle. Popular colors were Navyblue,Brown,Beige,Black,Red,Green,Grey,Rose pink,Copen blue,White,Golden yellow

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Iconic styles for women during this time were peter pan or boat collars, halter necklines, buttoned tops, pencil skirts, full-flared skirts, and bottoms starting at the natural waist. For accessories, women often wore belts, gloves, neck scarves, and sometimes cat-eye glasses. For shoes, ballet flats and heels were mostly worn. In the 1950's natural fibers like linen, cotton, wool, and silk were used. As for fabrics, nylon, rayon, and poly-cotton were often used.Men during this time usually dressed more formal compared to today. The most popular styles that were used were buttoned shirts, polo shirts, and slacks that fitted at the natural waist. Bermuda length shorts were also paired with patterned knee high socks or for business attire, suits were worn.

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During this time mini skirts started to get really popular. Most of the fashion during this time period consisted of Blocky shift dresses and mini skirts that de-emphasized a woman's figure, high necklines, sleeveless cuts, bright solid colors, bell bottoms, mini skirts, drainpipe jeans and capri pants, and more. Men usually wore slim-fit trousers, a button-down shirt or polo shirt, and a patterned sport coat. Fabrics like nylon, corfam, orlon, terylene, lurex and spandex were known as cheap, easy to dry, and wrinkle-free. These fabrics allowed space age fashion designers to design garments with bold shapes and a plastic texture.

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There were many different styles in the 70s and thats why this era was a major decade for fashion. All the different styles included disco and hippy styles of the era,  bo-ho chic, punk and glam rock, folk and ethnic, safari and military, and sporty-chic fashions. Some key items that the decade is known for are earthy tones, suede, bell-bottom pants, fringing, and high-waisted designs.Some of the major fabrics used to create clothing in the 1970s were heavy crepes, wool jersey-knits, courtelle jersey, and woven polyesters.A lot of the clothing in the 1970s were made out of a lot of bold bright colored clothing.

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Leg warmers, big hair, bright colors, high waisted jeans, and biker jackets are all examples of clothing that was popular during the 1980's. Workout clothes were more popular than jeans during this time.Velour, velvet, and polyester were all fabrics and materials that were used in a lot of clothes especially V-neck and button up shirts.Black, white, indigo, green, burgundy, shades of oranges and browns were popular colors used in clothing at the time. Bright colors were used in everyday outfits as well.The 80's was the start of grundge fashion. From the rock that started becomin popular in Seattle.

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Slip dresses, baby tees, track pants,and platform sneakers were all the hype in the 90's.Plaid and denim were very popular.

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Many of the fashion trends in the early 2000's included: trucker hats, low-rise jeans, lace up jeans, popcorn shirts, tattoo choker necklaces, jeans with no back pockets, or bedazzled back pockets, and so much more. The early 2000's were somewhat of a questionable time when it came to fashion. During this time, many TV shows and movies influenced the fashion community or in other words, these TV shows and movies set the fashion trends.Several fabrics were used to manufacture

the signature style in the 2000s.

To establish the casual style of clothes,

cotton and linen were most widely used.

An variety of denim shades, from white to

nearly black and all in between, were also used.

Silk was used for

dresses and shirt-like long tunics.There was an explosion

in color in the 2000's.

Shades of lime, yellow, peach, pink, deep

red, orange were widely worn in spring.

Shades of light purple and blue

were worn a lot in the summer.

In trousers, shades

of blue were popular.Layered tank tops, off the shoulder shirts, Juicy Couture tracksuits, rhinestone sports style apparel,

baggy trousers, flared denim, denim skirts, and polo shirts were some common apparel trends.

Leggings often came back usually being combined

with layered tank tops or long tunics.
Celebrities such as Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie

were style icons instead of models being fashion trendsetters.

Shows such as Friends and SATC, "Sex and The City,"

were still strong and inspired the style.