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    This document provides an overview of fashion trends and styles throughout history from pre-historic times to the 1970s. It discusses the key characteristics and influences of different eras such as ancient Egyptian, Greek/Roman, Renaissance, Victorian, Art Nouveau, Art Deco, World War I and II styles. It also focuses on 1960s trends including the space age, mod fashion in the UK, hippie styles, and iconic pieces like the bikini and mini skirt. The 1970s section examines disco fashion and the glamour era exemplified by Halston at Studio 54. The document uses images to illustrate examples of how these historical influences are still seen in modern designs.

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    This document provides an overview of fashion trends and styles throughout history from pre-historic times to the 1970s. It discusses the key characteristics and influences of different eras such as ancient Egyptian, Greek/Roman, Renaissance, Victorian, Art Nouveau, Art Deco, World War I and II styles. It also focuses on 1960s trends including the space age, mod fashion in the UK, hippie styles, and iconic pieces like the bikini and mini skirt. The 1970s section examines disco fashion and the glamour era exemplified by Halston at Studio 54. The document uses images to illustrate examples of how these historical influences are still seen in modern designs.

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    This document provides an overview of fashion trends and styles throughout history from pre-historic times to the 1970s. It discusses the key characteristics and influences of different eras such as ancient Egyptian, Greek/Roman, Renaissance, Victorian, Art Nouveau, Art Deco, World War I and II styles. It also focuses on 1960s trends including the space age, mod fashion in the UK, hippie styles, and iconic pieces like the bikini and mini skirt. The 1970s section examines disco fashion and the glamour era exemplified by Halston at Studio 54. The document uses images to illustrate examples of how these historical influences are still seen in modern designs.

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    This document provides an overview of fashion trends and styles throughout history from pre-historic times to the 1970s. It discusses the key characteristics and influences of different eras such as ancient Egyptian, Greek/Roman, Renaissance, Victorian, Art Nouveau, Art Deco, World War I and II styles. It also focuses on 1960s trends including the space age, mod fashion in the UK, hippie styles, and iconic pieces like the bikini and mini skirt. The 1970s section examines disco fashion and the glamour era exemplified by Halston at Studio 54. The document uses images to illustrate examples of how these historical influences are still seen in modern designs.

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    The document discusses major fashion trends and movements across different historical periods from pre-historic times to the modern decade.

    Fashion trends often emerge as a reaction to or reflection of the prevailing social and cultural environment of their time. Different decades saw the rise of trends like Art Nouveau, Art Deco, New Look, Power Dressing, Grunge and Athleisure that were influenced by events like wars or new social phenomena.

    Some of the major fashion movements discussed include Art Nouveau in the 1890s-1910s, Art Deco in the 1920s-1930s, New Look in the 1940s-1950s, Power Dressing and Preppy styles of the 1980s, Grunge in the 1990s among others.

    100

    - YEARS OF FASHION -
    TRENDS OF
    COSTUME HISTORY

    DIOR
    FENDI VERSUS
    COUTURE
    FW14 SS15
    SS04

    PRE-HISTORIC EGYPTIAN GREEK/ROMAN


    TRENDS OF
    COSTUME HISTORY

    DOLCE &
    VALENTINO CHANEL
    GABBANA
    COUTURE FW15 PRE FALL 13
    FW13

    GREEK/ROMAN BYZANTINE RENAISSANCE


    TRENDS OF
    COSTUME HISTORY

    ALEXANDER DOLCE &


    JEAN PAUL GAULTIER
    MCQUEEN GABBANA
    COUTURE SS11
    FW13 FW12

    GOTHIC ELIZABETHAN BAROQUE


    TRENDS OF
    COSTUME HISTORY

    ALEXANDER
    CHRISTIAN LACROIX MARCHESA
    MCQUEEN
    COUTURE SS05 SS13
    FW06

    ROCOCO REGENCY VICTORIAN


    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS
    ART NOUVEAU
    >> NATURAL LINES
    >> “S” SILHOUETTE

    1890s- 1910s:
    ART NOUVEAU/EDWARDIAN:
    A reaction to the academic art of the
    19th century, it was inspired by natural
    forms and structures, particularly the
    curved lines of plants and flowers.

    GUCCI
    SS14
    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS
    ART DECO
    >> GEOMETRY, LUXURY
    >> SHORT HAIR, DROP
    STEPHANE ROLLAND
    WAIST, SHORTER DRESS
    COUTURE FALL 2011

    1920s - 1930S:
    ART DECO:
    The art deco style, which above all
    reflected modern technology, was
    characterized by smooth lines,
    geometric shapes, streamlined
    forms and bright, sometimes garish
    colours.

    STEPHANE ROLLAND
    COUTURE FALL 2010
    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS
    WORLD WAR 1
    >> CONSERVATIVE
    >> LONG TUNIC STYLE
    (BY POIRET & CHANEL)
    >> MILITARY / MEN
    1914 - 1918: INSPIRED

    WORLD WAR 1:
    By 1914, the styles of fashion's first
    great design genius, Paul Poiret,
    obliterated the need for wearing tight
    fitting corsets. Women were fulfilling
    some jobs because the men were at war.
    Many of the occupations demanded the CHANEL
    wearing of uniforms, including trousers. RESORT 2018
    A military look crept into the designs as
    well with military style tunic jackets,
    belts, and epaulets.
    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS

    WORLD WAR 2
    >> CONSERVATIVE
    >> LOWERED
    HEMLINES
    1939 - 1945:
    WORLD WAR 2:
    Because clothes were rationed and
    fabric was scarcer, the hem lines of
    dresses rose to knee length. The
    main sort of dress included features
    such as an hour glass shape figure,
    broad shoulders, nipped in high
    waist tops and A line skirts that STELLA McCARTNEY
    came down to just at the knee. FALL 2013
    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS

    THE “NEW LOOK”


    >> SMALL WAIST
    >> GLAMOROUS
    SKIRTS
    1947 - 1950S:
    THE NEW LOOK:
    The look had an hourglass figure,
    with a tiny waist, full hips, and a
    plentiful bust. Shoulders were
    rounded and natural. Jackets were
    pinched in at the waist. Skirts
    were mid calf and full, flowing
    with layers of nylon petticoats DIOR
    that seemed glamorous. SPRING COUTURE 2018
    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS
    PIN-UP GIRLS
    >> SEXY, PETITE
    >> GLAMOROUS
    APPEARANCE

    1950s:
    THE PIN-UP GIRL:
    They are models with widely distributed,
    mass produced photo spreads that
    soldiers, teenagers, and many others
    would display by "pinning" them up on
    the wall. The term was coined in 1941
    and became very popular throughout the EMODA
    50s and 60s. These pin-ups were printed SS 2014
    in magazines, newspapers, post cards, PIN-UP POSTERS
    lithographs, and some girls even got their FROM 1950s
    own posters.
    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS
    SPACE AGE
    >> AVANT GARDE
    >> “SPACE” INSPIRED
    FABRICS & CUTS

    1960s:
    MID 60s (THE SPACE AGE):
    Space exploration's grip on the
    popular consciousness during the
    1960s contributed to a new fashion PACO RABANNE
    philosophy, becoming a pool of design LINK DISC DRESS
    inspiration. Chin-strap space bonnets,
    flat ankle boots, and sleek, plastic-like
    tech fabrics describe the space-age. PIERRE CARDIN
    MOSCHINO
    AVANT GARDE MASTER
    TOM FORD
    FW13 RTW
    SS13
    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS MOD FASHION
    IN UK

    MODS
    >> PRIM & PROPER
    >> “THE BEATLES”
    1960s: AGE

    MID 60s (THE MODS):


    Mod for modern, which in its purest use
    meant minimalist. Arguably there is
    nothing minimal about most Mod
    fashion, but that is the origin. Mod
    fashion was innovative, creative, bold
    and brash. 60s fashion belonged to
    London, England.
    TWIGGY
    IN MARY QUANT
    CONTEMPORARY
    HIPPIE FASHION
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS
    WOODSTOCK - 1969

    HIPPIES
    >> COLOURFUL PRINTS
    >> FRINGES, ALLOWS
    BODY MOVEMENT
    1960s:
    LATE 60s (HIPPIE):
    Hippie clothing was often loose and
    made of natural fibers like cotton and
    hemp. Anything handmade like
    macramé, was prized. Colourful tie-dye
    style, bell-bottom jeans, preferably with HIPPIE ART
    fringe at the ankle and flower patches,
    peasant blouses, T-shirts, and even
    GUCCI
    halter tops also gained popularity. GUCCI FW08
    FW17
    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS

    1960s:
    TRENDIEST
    FASHION
    PIECES:

    THE BIKINI THE MINI-SKIRT THE NEHRU JACKET


    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS

    HIPPIES
    >> COLOURFUL PRINTS
    >> FRINGES, ALLOWS
    BODY MOVEMENT
    1970s:
    DISCO FASHION
    DISCO:
    The popular disco music genre spawned
    its own fashion craze in the mid-1970s.
    Young people gathered in nightclubs
    dressed in new disco clothing that was
    designed to show off the body and shine
    under dance-floor lights. SAINT LAURENT
    FW17
    CONTEMPORARY
    GLAMOUR
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS
    HALSTON - 70s

    GLAMOUR
    >> COLOURFUL PRINTS
    >> FRINGES, ALLOWS
    BODY MOVEMENT
    1970s:
    STUDIO 54 & GLAMOUR:
    Halston paved the way for what is now
    known as the glamorous , exclusive
    Disco era within the den that was
    “Studio 54.” With fashion stalwarts
    TOM FORD
    such as Pat Cleveland, Bianca Jagger SS15
    along with artists like Andy Warhol who
    frequented this establishment, this was
    the “IT” place in the 70s.
    POP ART
    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS

    1970s:
    TRENDIEST
    FASHION
    PIECES:
    THE JUMPSUIT &
    BELL-BOTTOMS

    THE HOT-PANTS

    ONE-PIECE SWIMSUIT
    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS MADONNA

    MJ / MADONNA
    >> MILITARY JACKET
    >> BODY SUITS

    1980s:
    MICHAEL JACKSON/ MADONNA:
    King and Queen of Pop in the 80s,
    namely, Michael Jackson and Madonna,
    paved the way for 80s fashion scene’s
    biggest trends through their stage
    BALMAIN
    glamour and their music. SS09

    MICHAEL JACKSON
    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS

    AEROBICS
    >> COLOURS
    >> BODY SUITS
    >> LEGWARMERS
    1980s: AEROBICS

    AEROBICS:
    In the 1980s, aerobics was super
    trendy and so were the colourful
    workout clothes. They included
    lycra leggings, leg-warmers,
    headbands and leotard
    VERSACE
    bodysuits. SS17
    CONTEMPORARY
    THEIRRY MUGLER
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS
    1986

    POWER DRESSING
    >> BROAD SHOULDERS
    1980s: >> “MANLY” SUITS

    POWER DRESSING:
    Power dressing, the wearing of
    expensive business clothing to indicate
    status, became fashionable among
    working men and women in the United
    States and Great Britain during
    CALVIN KLEIN
    the 1980s. At a time when jobs were FW17
    plentiful and businesses were
    thriving, power dressing enabled people
    to convey an image of success. GIORGIO ARMANI
    1980
    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS PREPPY KIDS

    PREPPY
    >> RICH, POPULAR
    SMART KIDS
    >> EXPENSIVE

    1980s: SCHOOLS

    PREPPY:
    This fashion style was typical of a
    pupil or graduate of an expensive
    prep school, especially with reference to CYNTHIA STEFFE
    their neat style of dress. FW10

    CHARLOTTE
    SEX IN THE CITY
    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS

    1980s:

    HEAVY METAL PUNK SKATER


    RISING
    SUBCULTURES:

    HIP HOP NEW ROMANTICS


    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS GRUNGE LOOK
    GRUNGE
    >> RICH, POPULAR
    SMART KIDS
    >> EXPENSIVE

    1990s: SCHOOLS

    GRUNGE:
    Embraced by Generation X as an anti-
    fashion, it contrasts from the flashy
    excessiveness of the 1980s.Grunge
    fashion is characterised by durable
    and timeless thrift-store clothing,
    often worn in a loose, androgynous
    manner to de-emphasise the silhouette.
    DREW BARRYMORE
    DRIES VAN NOTEN POISON IVY
    SS13
    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS

    1990s: // SLIP DRESS


    JENNIFER ANISTON
    CASUAL CHIC: F.R.I.E.N.D.S
    Casual chic look gained mainstream
    appeal, with dark stonewash jeans,
    spaghetti strap crop tops, tracksuits,
    sweatpants, and other athletic clothing.
    Denim's popularity was at an all-time
    high in Europe, with designer denim
    jackets and matching jeans rocketing in CUSHNIE ET OCHS // DENIM
    SS16 // DUNGAREES
    prices.
    // CROP TOP
    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS

    << JEREMY SCOTT


    SS18

    1990s:
    NEON COLOURS: SPICE GIRLS
    Derived from the psychedelia in 60s to
    pop art craze in the 70s, neon seeped
    into fashion naturally, after evolving
    from its predecessors where day-glo
    and fluorescent colours became the
    hottest fad of 80s-90s.
    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS

    2000s:

    RISING CHAVS MOSHERS NU-METAL


    SUBCULTURES:

    GOTH EMO RAVE


    CONTEMPORARY
    FASHION HISTORY’S TRENDS

    2010s:

    BIGGEST SNEAKER-HEAD ATHLEISURE SUSTAINABILITY


    TRENDS:

    ANDROGYNY TECH-INSPIRED

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