Fashion Down the Ages

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SHILPI KUM RUCHIK G RW LBHATTACHARJEERITUPARNA

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Session Flow WHAT IS FASHION

EARLY CIVILIZATION MIDDLE AGE THE RENAISSANCE 1600S FASHION 1700S FASHION 1800S FASHION

20THCENTURY1>1920S2>1930S3>1940S4>1950S5>1960S

6>1970S7>1980S

MODERN FASHION1>EARLY 2000S2>MIDDLE 2000S3>LATEST VOGUES


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WHAT IS FASHION???

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Culture

War Trade Entertainment

LifestyleClimate Work Leisure

CommunicationMarital Status Social Status

Religious Affiliation

TechnologyInventions Production Science

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Cultural InfluencesEarly man is a hunter and gatherer.

Other primitives turn to farming andherding.Empires rise and fall.

Fashion InfluencesNeedle invention makes sewing possible.

Spinning and weaving produce textiles.

Silk industry begins in China.

Fashion Trends

. The loincloth is the first fashion statement.Linen drapes into tunics and togas.

Barbarians favor trousers and fur

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Cultural InfluencesSmall kingdoms replace empires.

Crusaders go to the Middle East.

Fashion Influences

Crusades open trade routes.Scissors improve cutting.

New buttons are decorative only.

Fashion Trends

Surcoats cover long narrow dresses

called cotehardies.

Women hide their hair under wimples

and headdresses.

Men pad their clothing under armor.

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1450-1600

Cultural Influences

Exploration and trade grow.

New ideas in science and art flourish.

Fashion InfluencesTraders promote beautiful textiles.

Knitting is introduced.

Jewelry becomes popular.

Fashion Trends

Embroidery and jewels embellish

garments.

Men and women wear ruff collar.

The farthingale widens women's skirts.

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Cultural Influences

Settlers colonize the new world.New thinkers tackle math, chemistry,philosophy and anatomy.War is almost a permanent state.

Fashion InfluencesPolitics divide fashion into plain and

fancy.

Louis XIV likes over-the-top courtfashions.

Fashion Trends

Necklines plunge and sleeves goshort.

Lace, ruffles, ribbons and bows trimgarments.

Doublets lengthen into coats.

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1600-1620

1620-1640

1640-1665

1665-1700


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18thcentury-20 thcentury


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1700s-

THE REVOLUTION

Cultural Influences

Americans gain independence.

French overthrow king.

The middle class emerges.

Fashion InfluencesDemocracy urges simplicity.

Inventions aid textile production.

Fashion Trends

Hooped skirts make a comeback.Trendsetters powder their hair and

wigs.

New sack dress hangs loosely.

High-waisted gowns reflect ancient

look.

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Picture gallery


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19thCentury


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1800s-

EMPIRE & VICTOIAN

Cultural InfluencesCivil War temporarily divides the nation.Industrial Revolution brings sweepingchanges.

Fashion InfluencesThe cotton gin and sewing machinemodernize apparel production.New retail department stores open.Mail-order catalogs bring fashion to ruralcustomers.Mechanization spawns ready-to-wear

market.

Fashion TrendsHoop skirts and bustles enlarge fashions.Gibson Girl reflects shirtwaist separatesstyle.

Levi Strauss introduces denim work pants.Men adopt business suits.

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The Beginning Of Change The Gibson Girl style of skirts and shirtwaists was stillpopular at the beginning of the century. For fashionable men the long lean and athletic

silhouette of the 1890s persisted. The first real fashion shows were organized during thisperiod in time by the first female couturier Jeanne

Paquin. Changes in dress during World War I were dictated

more by necessity than fashion.


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Women liberatedthemselves by cutting theirhair and no longer wearingVictorian clothing Hemlines were shorteneddramatically Corsets and crinolines were

abandoned Dresses were flowing andcomfortable


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Black became acommon color inclothing; it was nolonger used solely formourning purposes

Social standards forclothing werent stight The flapper with herbobbed hair and shortskirts became a 20sstyle icon

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1930s-The Effects of the

Depression are Felt

Muted colours were popular

Clothing was somber and

modest

Backless and halter evening

gowns and soft, slim fitting daydresses with matching jackets

were often included.

for sports clothes became

popular.

Men's formal wear included

white suit jackets or a waist

length mess jacket with a

cummerbund and black pants

for summer-time wear.


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1940s-War Time fforts Synthetic materials, as well

as synthetic and naturalblends, made their debut.

The Eisenhower jacket,borrowing from the military,

The clutch coat, ensembleoutfits for women, whichfeatured skirts or dresseswith matching coats

Men's fashion was patternedafter military uniforms (bothBritish and American).

Women's fashion was oftenderived from reworkedclothing that had previouslybeen men's clothing or calflength skirts and dressesthat were full from the waistdown


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195 s fashion: Conservative andamily Oriented Women wore skirts that

were long and either fitted

or full.

Dresses with form fitting

hourglass shapes became

popular. A-line skirt or pencil skirt,

paired with a fitted jacket.

A fedora style hat was

considered to be a business

essential

Wide poodle skirts andbobby socks became all the

fashion rage toward the end

of the decade.

Men become clothes

conscious. They buy

corporate suits for work and

sportswear for leisure


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Fashion in the 196 s: A Changing Decade tie dyed shirts, bell

bottom pants, andsandals for both womenand men.

The pillbox hat was apopular accessory to theskirt suits.

suits with oversize

buttons on their boxyjackets in shades ofpastels.

ball gowns with fullskirts, waists that wereclose fitting, andrevealing necklines.

Men wore slacks andbutton down shirts in aplaid pattern and Bellbottom trousers, alongwith ribbed sweaters,midriff baring tops, or

chiffon blouses.


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1970s Fashion: Dawn of Disco Fever

Men began wearing ties thatwere even wider than inprevious years, and their shirtsgrew more colourful.

Both genders also enjoyedplatform shoes and fittedblazers.

men began to wear three-piecesuits, complete with widecollared shirts.

Women wore bold andgeometrically patterned mididresses or skirts with hemlinesthat reached to the mid calf, or

maxis, whose hemlines brushedthe ankle.

Bell-bottom trousers were alsoa mainstay of the early 1970sfashion which were replaced byhigh-waisted and flare leggeddenim jeans or satin trousers.


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198 s Fashion Trends: It Was All Aboutthe tatus

Alligator shirts, leg warmers,

men's power suits and big

shoulder pads were just a few

of the fashionable trends

noted during this decade of

wealth, power, and status.

narrow pinstripes, narrower

lapels and worn with ties. Leg warmers, leggings,

leotards, ripped sweatshirts,

headbands and designer

jeans were all the rage during

this decade.

Mini skirts continued to be

popular, with hemlines of

various heights noted

throughout the 1980s.


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EARLY 2000SWomens fashion :

Dressy, femininestyles werereintroduced.

Tighter fittingclothes

More colourful,feminine,excessive, and'anti-modern'look.

Shoes and bootswith rounded or

flat toes. Long hairs came

in fashion.


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Mens fashion Khaki slacks boot cut jeans

tracksuits. Adidas and Nike trainers baggy

carpenter jeans polo shirts andcamp shirts. Baseball caps argyle socks practical

hiking jackets fleeces and paddedtartan lumberjack-type shirts.

Quiff centrally parted curtained hair


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MID 2000S

Womens fashion: Low-rise skinny jeans, lycrayoga wear. Trench coats and pea coats,Capri pants, tank tops,leggings Vintage clothing includinghippie and boho inspireddresses with paisley patterns. Tunic worn with wide orthin belts. Knee high boots withpointed toes. Natural wavy hair andshorter style like the bob cutand pixie cut made acomeback


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Mens fashion: Retro fashion and 196 s counter

culture became popular. Winkle pickers, cartoon printhoodies and vintage t-shirts. Military surplus dress jackets and

fitted 1970s style western shirtswith pearl snaps.

Wings (haircut) inspired bysurfers and British indie pop starscame into existence.


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LATEST VOGUES

Womens fashion:

Denim print leggings, knitted sweaterdresses, Nike tempo shorts, acid washskinny jeans.

Leather jackets and fur coats made acomeback.

Baggy shirts often paired with a belt,

translucent tartan shirts worn with acamisole underneath.

Preppy hair, long straightened hair,side swept bangs and a side part


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Men's fashion

Letterman s jackets, blackleather jackets,hawainshirts, straight leg jeans

Hounds tooth tweedjackets, neon colorsinspired by rave music, v-necked sweaters, rollsleeved tartan flannel shirts

Sperry Top- Siders, Keds,motorcycle boots, Nike AirJordons,checkerboardpattern Vans.

Metro sexual look, side-swept surfer hair.


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