Fashion Back Then vs Now Time Scale_Iragboesan Idonije timeline

In the 1900s, American women wore tailored blouses and skirts. This was a popular fashion trend for women to wear while they rode their bikes. Corsets were worn underneath the blouses and skirts, as they were still a popular trend from the 1800s.
Men’s fashion in this time was dependent on the time of day. They wore different coats in the morning, afternoon, and evening. A sack or lounge coat was worn for formal and semi-formal affairs.

In the 1910s, big hats with large brims and short hair were two popular trends, especially among women. Skirts and coats were both narrow at the ankle. Although high heels had become popular, Keds designed the first sneaker in 1917.
In men’s fashion, suits became popular, and the most informal trend was a blazer. Their pants were ankle-length and cuffed.

How were people dressed back in the 1920's ? Twenties fashion is often remembered for its glitz and glamour, though underlying this was a move toward simplicity in dress. For women, this meant shorter skirts and simple shapes, while men enjoyed casual suits and the hairstyle that was liked by women was the Shingle because Louise Brooks wore it and the hairstyle worn by men were Slicked back into a pompadour style or cut into short curls around the ears.

Fashion in the 1930 was heavily influenced by the movies of the era. Women let their hair grow out longer than in the 1920. They wore dresses, and floral patterns were particularly popular. Makeup and a curling iron became staples in women's homes.
Men sported fedoras and continued to sport suits. Their pants were also still cuffed. Those who could not afford to wear suits because of the Great Depression wore less formal work clothes. The trench coat also became popular in this era.

Fashion in the 1940 faced many restrictions because of the war. Women’s clothing which had been made of silk was now made of nylon, and other fabrics such as cotton and rayon became popular. Jackets, blouses, sweaters, and skirts all became popular clothing items in the 1940
Men’s fashion continued to lean towards being more casual. Men’s suits now could be bought without waistcoats.

What was worn by women and the hairstyles back then? Adult women invested their money into higher-end styles, including flowing skirts and even pants and shorts. The hourglass figure was accentuated by clothing with cinched waistlines and fitted busts and bobs were liked a lot back then like the Italian bob. What was worn by men and the hairstyles back then?
In the early 1950s, Men liked suits more back then and the hairstyle they liked was the pompadour hairstyle.

At the beginning of the 1960s, women wore tailored skirts, high-heeled shoes, and dresses known as shifts. They also wore pants more often, as it had become more acceptable for women to wear pants.
The late 1960s saw the rise of the hippie movement, which is another well-known style in the history of fashion. This gave way to styles such as peace signs, tie-dye, and bell-bottom pants, emphasizing the values of “free love” and freedom of expression. They were worn by both men and women.

Midi skirts and maxi dresses were added to the styles that were popular among women. Chokers, headbands, and scarves, as well as wood, stone, feather, and bead jewelry were go-to accessories.
Men also continued to wear bell-bottom pants, which were worn with satin shirts. Other options included tie-dye and flannel shirts. Bright colors were also prominent in men’s wardrobes.
By the end of 1970, fashion was heavily influenced by disco, especially for men. It also became more relaxed for women.

Fashion in the 1980s was heavily influenced by TV shows, movies, and music videos, as well as celebrities. Many trends such as bright neon colors were found on dresses, and designer underwear became fashionable for women. Casual and exercise clothing was also popular among women.
A popular look among men was a suit jacket and casual T-shirt. The trends of leather jackets and jeans were combined, along with Ray-Bans.

Denim and flannel shirts were among some of the common trends of the time. Designer brands such as Versace, Guess, and Tommy Hilfiger also began to become popular as the media focused on both fashion and supermodels. Many adults today look back fondly, or not, on this era in the history of fashion.

The beginning of the 21st century saw the rise of fast fashion. The rise of the internet age and technology also allowed brands to begin promoting their fashion online.
In the early 2000s, a popular trend was boho, or bohemian, clothing. Asymmetrical tops and skirts, as well as maxi skirts, were also popular.
In the late 2000s, hipster fashion became popular thanks to influential internet sites such as Tumblr. Affordable fast fashion brands such as Zara, H&M, and Forever 21 shaped this decade.

Fashion became much more casual in the 2010s. For example, jeggings, a combination of jeans and leggings, were a popular item at the beginning of the decade. The trend of “athleisure”, a combination of athletics and leisure, also became widespread, along with street style, which gained popularity along with the rise of social media. More formal fashion in the 2010s was also heavily influenced by the fashion preferences of the British royal family, in particular Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle.

The modern era of fashion is greatly inspired by past trends, particularly from the 1980s, such as the oversized boyfriend blazer. Notable fashionable colors moving forward through the decade will likely include yellow and blue. However, some trends from the late 2010s may also be popular for some time at the beginning of the 2020s.
Due to the pandemic, face masks have also become a fashionable, and very necessary, trend. They come in many different colors, shapes, and sizes also some for kids