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1920's fashion represents freedom and happiness after the war. At that time bangs, sequins, pearls and hats were worn in women's fashion. Short hair was also worn for the first time on girls.

In the case of men's fashion, three-piece suits (jacket, vest and pants) were worn. In the work area, these suits were customized, and the most prominent colors were: blue, gray and brown.

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The ladies wore straight and draped dresses with a V-neck or empire style, kimono or mermaid train. They also wore heels.

Men who could afford to own a wide variety of suits in the 1930s had many fashionable prints at their disposal. Men also wore jackets with houndstooth patterns and various plaid patterns.

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During the 1940s, men not in uniform often wore suits in public. Many made do with older suits from the 1930s. Suit vests fell out of favor as an excess use of fabric. New suits were made with a wool-rayon blend instead of wool and often with patterned.
While the girls mainly wore dresses and skirts, the very young girls sometimes wore overalls.

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The 1950s were characterised by the use of wide-brimmed hats, gloves and coloured horn-rimmed glasses. Braces, gloves, hats and berets were also common as men's accessories. In terms of shoes, oxfords, brogues and loafers predominated.

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 In the 60s, the ideal wasn't to show the female body and it's attributes, curves, etc., but to look slim and childlike, to show the most childish side as a game of seduction.

 After the mini-skirt, in 1965, André Courrèges created a collection of clothes that was a true revolution for fashion at the time; his collection featured straight garments, mini-skirts, white boots, as well as forward-looking space, metallic and fluorescent clothing. Meanwhile, Saint Laurent created the famous tube dresses that are still popular with women today.

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 Jeans were already very important in the 1950s, when their use denoted rebellion. Hollywood helped a lot to spread this message by popularising this garment in cowboy films. Who imposed on young people the habit of wearing jeans, as a garment of expression.

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In 1970 the fashion was the bell trousers.
The children fashion was jeans, trousers and t-shirts.
The type of hear in the 70s was the afro hair and long and with a parting in the middle. The movie Love Story marked this style.

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The 1980s were a decade of bold style, colors, and silhouettes—and heaping amounts of permed hair. With trends spanning ripped tights and biker jackets, polished oversized blazers and poof skirts; and style icons ranging.

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The baggy sweatshirts or plaid shirts stood out. Fashion was as varied as the one we can find today, as it was influenced by different types of styles, such as "grunge".
All this is what we see today with the "nineties" fever, so there's nothing like taking a closer look at what the wardrobe of that time was like, to be able to imitate it in detail and which garments were essential.
In the 90s, denim garments stood out, from trousers such as high-waisted, wide-hipped, straight-legged mom jeans, oversized denim jackets with patches or worn-out oversize denim jackets, to loose-fitting dungarees. Of course, all of them wide and sometimes combined with each other.