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Mini skirts were at their peak, but maxi dresses also emerged.

Bell-bottom pants and colorful, patterned shirts were unisex trends.

The hippie style (tie-dye, fringe, beads, natural fabrics) dominated festivals and youth culture.

Designers like Mary Quant and Yves Saint Laurent pushed boundaries with bold cuts and prints.

Famous films: “Midnight Cowboy” (won the Oscar), “Easy Rider”, “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.”

Hollywood shifted to more experimental, realistic storytelling (“New Hollywood” era).

Themes of rebellion, freedom, and counterculture appeared strongly.

Pop Art was still influential (Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein).

Conceptual Art and Minimalism gained ground.

Music and art were closely linked, especially with psychedelic posters and album covers.

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Tobias, Joaquin, Fer

The 1960s in the U.S. were a time of major social and cultural change, marked by the Vietnam War, the Civil Rights Act, and the influence of youth culture. Music icons like The Beatles and fashion designer Mary Quant shaped trends. Women wore mini-skirts and bright colors, while men favored slim suits and bold patterns.

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Josefina Castillo, Candelaria Hernández, Carla Villagra, Martina Arce

Fashion: was diverse, marked by the hippie spirit with many colours, prints, glitter, texture that reflected Freedom and individual expression.

History:

The end of the Vietnam war: the us ended it's military involvement in Vietnam in 1973, with the war officially ending in 1975 with the fall of saigon.

Watergate Scandal: this political Scandal led to President Richard nixon's resignation in 1974 after a cover up of a break in ay the democratic nacional committe

Pop cultura: the decade's pop culture reflected its contradictions. The disco and punk movements offered different formas of escape.

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1982 Falklands War

1986 Chernobyl accident and Argentina wins the World Cup

1989 fall of the Berlin Wall

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Felicitas Abraham, Carmela Mallagray, Santiago Rodriguez, Thiago Peñaranda

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Felicitas Abraham, Carmela Mallagray, Santiago Rodriguez, Thiago Peñaranda

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Fashion in 1990s England was trendy and diverse. Young people wore baggy jeans, flannel shirts, and denim jackets, sporty clothes such as tracksuits and trainers were very popular. Women often wore mini skirts, crop tops, and platform shoes. Accessories like chokers and scrunchies were also common

In 1990s England, events and culture had a big impact on fashion. The Britpop movement, with bands like Oasis and Blur, made people wear casual clothes, denim, and sporty styles. After Princess Diana’s death in 1997, her elegant and simple style inspired many women’s outfits. The rise of technology and the Internet also brought new global trends, making fashion faster and more modern

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Twin tower "2001"

Argentina crisis"2001"

Release of "fast and furious" "2001

Korea-Japan wordl cup "2002"

Eminem reach fame "2002"

Wikipedia 2007

Iphone release 2007

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Gangsta style

Women: tops,jean, etc

Men: overside-hoddies-sport clothes

Music: pastillas del abuelo

Eminem rap

Shakira latin music

Urban style:

Cars tunning

Gang lifestyle

Sports: basketball-skate

Movies:

Lord of rings

Fast and furious

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Mora y Ceci

Social media became popular

Fashion trends: skinny jeans

Barack Obama first african american president

Music and cinema (Katy Perry-Frozen)

Legalization of same-sex marriage

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Historical events in the 1980s (United States) and their relation to fashion

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1. Ronald Reagan Era (1981–1989)

Conservative politics and capitalism grew.

Fashion reflected power and success → “power dressing”.

Women wore suits with shoulder pads; men wore sharp, structured suits.

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2. Cold War (1947–1991)

Conflict between the U.S. (capitalism) and the Soviet Union (communism).

Fear of war and the race for power affected culture and fashion.

Military-style clothing and dark colors became popular.

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3. Pop Culture and MTV (1981)

Music videos changed how people saw fashion.

Artists like Madonna and Michael Jackson became style icons.

Fashion was colorful, bold, and expressive.

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4. Fitness and Technology Boom

Healthy lifestyle became trendy.

Sportswear like leggings, sneakers, and sweatbands became everyday fashion.

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👉 In summary:

In the 1980s, U.S. fashion reflected power, pop culture, and technology. It was a decade of bold colors, excess, and strong personal style.