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Years 20's
The trends for men were wide oxford pants, striped suits, tuxedos, baggy pants below the knee, two-color shoes, fitted suits with vests were an essential part of men's wardrobes, often adding a tie and a pocket square to add a touch of color to your look. The flappers (that's how fashionable western girls of this generation were known) were the ones who gave life to this new spirit of living, not just in fashion and their lifestyle. -
Years 30's
The gentlemen wanted to continue to pretend to have a large wardrobe, so they bought suits that they could mix and match. During the summer they wore colored jackets with white pants. For their part, women returned to a slightly more modest and feminine style. The skirt to the calf, high neck and the use of shoulder pads, one of the elements of fashion that are most identified at this time are the puffed sleeves. -
Years 40's
The men began to dress in Hawaiian-style shirts that they wear on the outside. The women were focused, giving the appearance that she has a very small waist, prominent bust, and excess fabric in the skirt to make it look more luxurious. -
Years 50's
Men used to wear black leather jackets, jeans, and white flannels. The women wore shorts, bermudas or fisherman-style pants, in addition to blouses that covered their shoulders. -
Years 60's
In men, ties, belts and necklaces were worn larger than normal, and pants were wide. The women wore t-shirts dyed with the technique of "tie-dye" (tying the shirts to dye them), tunics and short skirts. Mini skirts were extremely popular. -
Years 70's
In men, the most popular culture is hippie, punk or disco. The women in cotton wore basic blouses, bell-style jeans and high-waisted. -
Years 80's
The men wore pastel-colored sportswear or light-toned suits with light pants and loafers, it was part of what the boys wore. Women wore neon colors, pronounced shoulder pads and leg warmers, jumpsuits were also part of the trend. -
Years 90's
T-shirts, ripped jeans and an uncoordinated look were part of the trend. The women usually wore baggy, distressed pants with an oversized T-shirt, inside the bib.
