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Also referred to as “The Roaring 20s,” this post-WW1 era was a decade in which the economy was flourishing, women were allowed voting rights, and prohibition was taking place.  Interestingly enough, the fashion trends at the time reflected this period of growth in music, art, and literature. During the 20s, we can see the infamous flapper-girl look that included costume-like chemise dresses with short skirts, luxurious fabrics, and long strands of beads hanging. Famous designers included brands we see today like Coco Chanel and Jeanne Lanvin.

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During the 1950s, society was living amongst a quite eventful period. The population was increasing hence the term, “Baby boom.” This swiftly led to improved transportation and communications, more imports, incomes rising, and a desire to settle and move to the suburbs. During this decade we also saw an increase in leisure, time for sports, and recreation. At-home wear and comformity were also emerging and can be seen with the popularity of the classic shirtwaist dress, sportswear, and sweater sets. Popular designers during the 50s included Givenchy, Gucci, Missoni, and Yves Saint Laurent.

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Nearing the end of the century, the 1990s was a time of high-tech industry growth with the introduction of cell phones. It was also a time of economic recession, a rise in terrorist attacks, and the Gulf War taking place. During the 90s we see vintage and retro trends make a return as well as the emergence of the grunge look. We see the rise in the use of chunky shoes, slip dresses, and chinos. Some trends from the 90s have been making a reappearance in today’s society as we reflect back on better times before the pandemic. Some famous designers of the 1990s included Vera Wang, Prada, Tom Ford, and Alexander McQueen