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FASHIONFashion refers to styles of dress (but can also include cuisine, literature, art, architecture, and
general comportment) that are popular in a culture at any given time. Such styles may change
quickly, and "fashion" in the more colloquial sense refers to the latest version of these styles.
Inherent in the term is the idea that the mode will change more quickly than the culture as a whole.
The 60’s
In the early sixties, pleated skirts set on a hip yoke basque were worn
with short sleeved over blouses which were cut. Straight skirts had front and back inverted pleats called kick pleats and were ideal for doing the twist dance craze as they allowed
the knee to move freely. Straight sweater dresses in lambswool or the synthetic acrylic variety called Orlon were worn belted with waists nipped
in became fashionable.
70’s
By 1970 women chose who they wanted to be and if they felt like wearing a short mini skirt one day and a maxi dress, midi skirt or hot pants the next day - that's what they did. For Evening wear women often wore full length maxi dresses, evening trousers or glamorous halter neck catsuits. Some of the dresses oozed Motown glamour,
others less so.
The fashion look that was the most powerful over the decade was the wide shoulder. Fashion history reveals that the 80s fashion look was a tailored look. It was hard to go anywhere without at least a jacket, but preferably a complete suit. This was influenced by several movements including media influence on 1980s fashion through the popularity of TV dramas like 'Dynasty‘ and 'Dallas'. Costume dramas brought
fashion into real everyday eighties life.
90’s• Adidas Windpants
Light windpants. Made noises everytime you moved. Came in a bunch of colors with a white or black stripe down the side. Also had button down ones.• Attitude Dude Shirts
Shirts with line drawn faces that say one word or phrase beneath like. "I don't know“• Baby Doll Dresses
Everyone had one. They were the dresses that were adorable and made you look like a baby. • Back-Pack Purses
Exactly what the name describes; a miniture back-pack used as a purse. • Baggy Jeans
Worn by both girls and boys, the baggier the better
The milleniumThere is a sense of confidence
and optimism in the best of the collections that is infectious, resulting in a season
that sparkles with the kind of color, embellishment, and upscale luxury we haven't seen for
years. Some of our most inventive designers have found a new way to shock – by making
beautiful, ladylike dresses. The logo has returned -- applied with heavy hand and
tongue-in-cheek humor. So, too, has wear-everywhere, go-anywhere denim. All this,
plus Dynasty-era gloss, opulent accessories, and a great group of up-and-coming designers who
are making their way to us thanks to the recen0t rise of the boutique. If you shop wisely this season,
you'll be looking rich for years -- no matter what happens to the stock market.
TodayBlack teamed with white is a
very strong look. It is a statement contrast to all the
brighter colors, printed fabrics and dip dye effects
shown below. fashion trends these days come and go so fast, that we are no longer
faced with just 3 or 4 ideas to create a really inspired
personal fashion wardrobe. Even so, your body shape, height and your personal
style, all affect how you select a new fashion look
from fashion trends
There is never anything understated about Versace. The Italian brand, founded by late
fashion designer Gianni Versace in 1978, is all about grandiose sexiness and decadent
European-style glamour, not to mention an irreverent rock-star attitude. Think of Elizabeth
Hurley in the mid-1990s in that tight black Versace gown held together rather precariously—
and revealingly—with nothing but safety pins down the sides. The design reigns were taken
over by Gianni's sister, Donatella Versace, after her brother was murdered in Miami Beach in
1997. Donatella has maintained the label's aesthetic—electric colors, sensuous fabrics, and
clingy silhouettes for a bold, raw sexiness. The men's collection—which was launched first—has
a similar quality, with slim, sharp cuts and a reverence for the styles of the 1970s and 1980s.