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Feathered hats were mostly worn in the 1940s.They were mostly worn by very wealthy women.

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Black leather jackets were made popular by James Dean in the 1950s. Back leather jackets, white  t-shirts, and jeans were called the "bad boy" look.
- Josef Schuller

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The fedora was named from a play in 1882. The hat was primarily worn by women until Prince Edward began to wear them in 1924. They were worn mostly for protection from weather.

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These were sweaters with turtlenecks every one. These were popular in the 1990's

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Mood rings were the most popular in the 90s. They were rings with a thermochromics element in them that changed colors depending on the finger temperature of the wearer

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The pillbox hat became popular in the 1950's and 1960's because of Jacqueline Kennedy, who was the First Lady of the United States during the time period of John F. Kennedy.  The pillbox hat first made its appearance in the Roman ages.  It was used as a military hat as protection for soldiers.
- Aidan Koch

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They were popular because  people thought it was cool that those  shoes could make you  taller-Anna Barnhart Thursday (another thing from 80's shoe wise are retro shoes.

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In the 60's the Beatles started a Rock n Roll high boot craze. Every cool rock n roll team or person would be wearing ankle high boots. - Parker Williamson

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In 1988 every kid had to have a pair of Nike Air jordans. Reebok vs.Nike was the athletic war of the decade and Nike won it.-Chloe Friend

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simple black turtlenecks were popular in the 1950s and 60s. they were popular with the Beat Generation, radical artists and writers - Ethan Gibson

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The dropwaist dress became popular because women wanted to have flat, straight silhouettes without curves. The dresses had waistlines that sat at or below hip level. (Mia Coyne)

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Saddle shoes were most popular in the 1920s through the 1950s. Around the 1930s saddle shoes only costed about 79c. In 1957 Elvis Presley wore saddle shoes in Jailhouse Rock.
-Max Compton Tuesday

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Product description. This traditional saddle oxford is perfect for school uniforms or for those who want to convey "school girl" style. It features a durable upper with classic saddle oxford perforation details and laces for a great fit, padded insole for comfort, and a lightweight, flexible outsole. Manmade materials.

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Men wore tucked in shirts that split down the chest in the middle.They wore gold chains over a butterfly collar.The shirts were made out of polyester and the pants are flared.There was a movie in the 70's called "Saturday night Fever" really kicked off this iconic fashion.                  Daniel Reiter

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Heavy makeup was popular in the 1980's.And was a everyday style and still is to this day. women wore a lot of mascara back then and they wore different colors such as teal and purple and even put little jewels on there face to make them look even prettier than they did before. The jewels were colors such as orange,yellow and green not all of them were but that was most popular back then.

-Kelly kumbier*

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with some hair spray and/or jell you can have big still poofy hair like this it was really popular. -Azriel provins

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Pegged jeans were popular in the 1980's. These jeans have been replaced by skinny jeans.

Libby Munn

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Jelly bracelets became popular in the 1980's when Madonna started wearing them.

Isabelle Vaughn

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Kickers became much shorter in the 1920's
-Averi burks Wed.

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Tie Dye was brought to America from India and Japan.  It was popular with hippies in the 1960s.  A lot of them made their own tie dye.
-BRADEN HONEYWELL

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They were popular in the 50s. They were originally made as thick sweaters. Parker Hinman

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Parachute Pants were popular in the 1980's.  The pants were made out of a nylon material kinda like a parachute and were worn mostly by breakdancers.

Tanner Rivers

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Reebok Pumps were made in 1989 and popular in 1990's. They were made to keep your foot steady with air pumping up inside the shoes. It is not very common for people to wear them anymore. -Maddox Benfield

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the fringe started in the '70s when hippiedom was still going on.

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The Chuck Taylor's were originated in 1917, though were most popular in the 1920's and 1980's. Basketball star Chuck Taylor was a main part of them becoming popular. He would do clinics for basketball and while at the clinics sell many of the shoes. The Chuck Taylor's were named after him as he was the person who got them started. Chuck Taylor's were originally a basketball shoe, until the 1980's when they were wore for about anything.
- Lily Hance

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High heels where created in th 9th century. They are very popular and famous to this day. Elizabeth Semmelhack created them.

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head bands taken many shapes and form and was existent in greece timelines

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1987 is when scrunchies were invented scrunchies are usually used by gymnasts  and dancers  it has also been used by quite a lot of celebrities in videos and on stage the person who came up with the idea was just house-sitting when they got their brilliant idea!!!!!!!!!!!
-Caylin

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Flapper Dresses were a generation of young Western women in the 1920s who wore short skirts ,listened to jazz, and bobbed their hair

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bell bottom were popular in the 1970s. They came from sailors who created the pants for something to wear. It had not been a big thing until the '70s.

- Caroline Erisman

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San Francisco in the late 1960s is sourced by many fashion experts as the birthplace of Disco Pants, also from hot pants to platform shoes to polyester shirts and gold chains, the disco style was not appropriate for everyday life.(They were the most popular in the 1970s!)
~Natalie Truong

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Juli Lynne wore it to a holiday party and she made it last minute by using a Christmas tree skirt. A week later the idea exploded and she opened her own factory. It was also one of the first "too young for you" outfits.

Video on "how to make a Poodle Skirt:" http://www.marthastewart.com/856100/poodle-skirt-how

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acid washing helps increase the softness and flexibility of stiff and rigid fabrics such as canvas and denim.

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Pants that get wider when they get to the knee,they were also very poupular

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the plushy fabric combined with the luxurious feel of velvet with the stretchiness of fabrics like spandex. It was every where but especially on tracksuits and sweatshirts. It was popular in the 80s.

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did you know that shoes started from mountain climbers? They wore them because it helped them not get hurt and there was no left and right shoe.

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"originally warn by dancers to keep their muscles from cramping after stretching. In the early 1980s it became a fad and wearing them was fashionable
80's
_ Lilly Kate

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Most iconic in 1940's and 1950's with women. Made popular by WW2's need for women's fashion to be functional.
-Mrs. Mascher

Cool video from 1942:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmCXBGiOaqQ