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1930s fashion was evolving and widely influence, by smart suits for men. Ladies wore Longer dresses below the knees and black heels.

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In The 1980s, permed hairstyles was very popular. Mullets was in style a little bit too. The 80s was VERYY BOLD. EXTREMELY COLORFUL.

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In the 1960s it was constantly changing. Polka dot fabrics was very popular for the ladies. Bell bottoms was very popular also for men and woman. Jesus sandles as well.

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1950s fashion had an iconic look.. for females it was a bombshell look with their hair. Silhouette was also very popular at the time. Trousers and slacks were very influential on men’s styles.

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In the late 90s tinted and colorful sunglasses were all the rage and a huge trend. James Ayscough began experimenting with tinted lenses in spectacles in the mid-@8th century around 1752. He died in 1759 but left these good looking glasses behind.
Lani Craig

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Bucket hats were a trend that started in the 90s. Irish fisherman first made the bucket hats in the 1900s. The wide brim offered protection from the elements, and the flexible design made these caps easy to fold and tuck away. Lani Craig

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In the 1940s women’s clothes most likely worn after the utility clothes produced during war rationing, so squared shoulders,narrow hips, and skirts or dresses that ended below the knee was the most of fashion in the 1940s.

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In the mid 1990s, animal prints and bright colors were very popular. Most people wear animal prints such as cheetah prints and leopard prints. Throughout the decades, animal print has been touted as world-class, upscale, trendy, kitschy, and even cheap. Animal prints are one of the most divisive trends in fashion. I believe that Rudi Gernreich created the animal prints on shirts. We still wear animal printed shirts till this day.   Heidi G-T.

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Roller skates were a big hit it the 1990s. James Leonard Plimpton and John Joseph Merlin created the first pair of roller skates. Roller skates affected the fashion industry by allowing people to be more diverse. People nowadays use roller skates to have fun and be more freely. Today we have more than 50 designs on roller skates. There are also 3 main types of Inline roller skating shoes: Recreational, Racing, and Roller Hockey.     Heidi G-T.

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In the 1950s, women married, and remained at home where they cooked, cleaned, and raised the kids while their husbands worked. During World War II, the role of women in society had in changed, Women had "manned" assembly lines, which replaced the men who had turned in their work uniforms for combat fatigues. They even entered the military.
-Merrie Graham

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Christian Dior french designer and became a leader in haute-couture and the House of Dior is one of the biggest names in world of fashion. He brought luxury in women's fashion. Elegance became his main focus. And incorporated structure and grand style. He was nominated for Academy Award for Best Costume design in 1955 for "Terminal Station" and for BAFTA for Best British Costume for "Arabesque" in 1967. He tragically died from a heart attack in Italy in 1957.
-Merrie Graham

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Men’s fashion has not seen as dramatic a change since 1910. What men wore then is very similar to what you might find in a shopping mall today, with some slight differences.For example, while coattails were still worn during the evenings or for special events, this decade marked an important shift to a more casual look, where suits became more functional, and styles extended beyond the silk top hat. People wore suits alot juts as they do today

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Women’s fashion from 1910 to 1919 had a very distinct look. Some of its most recognizable features include the following elements.The decade featured big, stylish hats. During the decade, it became widely popular for women to wear big, wide-brimmed hats adorned with feathers, ribbons, veils, or other accessories.

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Edward VII died; George V became King of England, Mariano Fortuny patents his pleating and dyeing process, Paul Poiret designs a range of loose-fitting, Oriental-inspired dresses, paving the way for modern dress.

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The 1910s opened with a softer silhouette than the decade before, which was dominated by the “S-shape.” While the contorted shape created by straight-fronted corsets had softened into a more natural silhouette, the style in the early years of the decade still had an emphasis on the bust that echoed styles of the previous decade

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-During the mid 1950’s the term “teenager” gained worldwide popularity. From the beginning, the term was meant to signify the time period individuals rebelled and expressed themselves. 50’s culture was mostly centered around the youth and their freedoms.
Naomi Hairston

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June 1, 1926 —- August 4 1962

Marilyn Monroe was a singer, actor, and model that spent the 50’s building a name for herself in the industry. In life she had been the “ideal woman” and in death she remains an iconic character in the world of fashion and modeling.
Naomi Hairston

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Fashion in the 1970's was the prevalence of free love, recreational drugs and psychedelic music became apparent in fashion. Clothes for men and women became loose and relaxed, with brightly colored prints and patterns influenced by other cultures. Bell-bottoms, tunic tops and tie dye prints became very popular.

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1950's fashion saw a clear gender divide. While men and boys fashion moved towards a more casual day to day style, women and girls fashion prioritized elegance, formality, and perfectly matched accessories.

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In the 1930's fashion saw a profound influence from films and specifically Hollywood. Men's, women's, and children's styles were based on fashions seen on screen with stars like Clark Gable, Jean Harlow, and Shirley Temple among the many who directly influenced fashion.

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The fashion in the 1920's was the era of a reflection of people's luxurious lifestyles and liberated minds. There was a fashion revolution in women's clothing: smaller corsets, the introduction of bras, higher hemlines, and new and interesting patterns.

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The 80s were a decade of bold styles, colors, and silhouettes- and heaping with permed hair. These were the years of puffed shoulders and power suits, flashy skirts and spandex leggings, velour, leg warmers, and parachute pants. The 1980s had to be one of the boldest decades in modern fashion history.
Adrianne Foley

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In the 80s a big influence for fashion were celebrities and what they wore. Michael Jackson and Madonna were huge trendsetters in the 80s
Victoria Castaneda

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MTV started a new phenomenon that kept teens eagerly watching to know  the latest fashion. The video clips shown on MTV were often juvenile and vulgar, which brought up a sense of rebellion in teens. This changed fashion in the 80s and made everyone want to go against the “normal” fashion styles.
Kayla Wood

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Birth: November 19, 1942
Death: He is not dead yet.
Calvin Klein was very known in the 80s. He was the first designer to win three consecutive Coty Awards for womenswear(1973-1975). He was also the youngest designer of ready-to-wear clothes ever elected to the Coty Hall of Fame(1975). He revolutionized fashion advertising in the 1980s. Today, his name is known for everything from underwear to perfume.
Adrianne Foley

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In the early- to mid-seventies, designers looked to the 1930s and 1940s for inspiration. In 1971, Yves Saint Laurent was especially inspired by 1940s style. His 1940s-inspired collection, Libération, caused a stir as fashion reporters and other consumers who had been alive during World War II were reminded of the German occupation. Milford-Cottam writes,“They reacted with revulsion to the turbans, flirty crêpe dresses and dyed fur boxy jackets that reminded them of Second World War era prostitutes”. Though this collection was not necessarily well-received by all, the 1930s and 1940s continued to be a strong influenced on the styles of the 1970s. Other designers also looked to the past in the seventies. The dress by Halston is reminiscent of 1950s shirt dresses but made modern with its ultrasuede material.
D’Andre