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1700's Fashion
Widening silhouette for men and women following the tall narrow look of the 1680's & 90's. Also men wore wigs that were white and natural hair was powdered for the fashionable look. -
1800's Clothing Style
Bodices were minimal, cut to end under the bust thereby achieving a high waist that defined the silhouette. -
1900's Clothing Style
your wardrobe would consist of several sets of lingeries – day and night chemises, drawers, knickerbockers and petticoats when you use undergarments -
1950's Clothing Style
The waistline was a big issue. Some women really liked the snug fit on the Dior dresses while others liked dresses with no waistline.
