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Greco-Roman influence, dalmatika, chemise, stola, moving toward Medieval fashion
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full skirts
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influenced by Byzantine dress, vertical shapes, more fitted, flowing gowns
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The Englightenment glorifies women through art and philosophy, light basket around waist as undergarment, pannier (overskirt), silk brocade shoes with heels, Watteau gowns, silks, brocades, jacquard loom invented, fullness from Baroque moves to sides
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dresses are called robes: Robe a la Englais (fitted all the way down) and Robe a la Francais (fitted in the front with a Watteau back)
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high-waisted sheer dresses
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cinched waist and off the shoulder dresses
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chemise dresses
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poor women made dresses from flour sacks
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skirts get longer, the hourglass silhouette, strapless gowns, silk, evening wear, ballerina look.
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the miniskirt emerges, maxi skirts, micro skirts also, and the hippie look
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People wore clothing madee from animal skin, so the first dress that had been made was from animal skin.
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Dresses were made from wrapped animal skins, stylized tufts, bare chested, dressed not for warmth but for status.
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Dress's were made from gowns called kalasiris
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Tiered dresses with circular skirts, colorful, elaborate detailing in clothing.
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very colorful
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chiton, chylamis, himation, drapery, fibulae, wool, linen, patterned fabric
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narrow, simple, dalmatica, tunic, palla, togas, full range of color