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13,000 BCE
mesolithic (13.000 a.C. - 8.000 a.C.)
they used the same skins of the previous period, but this time managing to cook them together and design a more tight and lighter clothing. -
8000 BCE
neolithic (8.000 a.C. - 3.000 a.C.)
you begin to use vegetable fibers in order to weave fabrics such as linen, which was one of the best invented at that time -
Period: 5000 BCE to
HISTORY
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3100 BCE
Ancient Egypt ( 3.100 a.C - 30 a.C )
Egyptian clothing was full of a variety of colors. Adorned with gems and precious jewels, the fashions of the ancient Egyptians were made not only for beauty but also for comfort. Egyptian fashion was created to stay cool in the hot desert. -
1200 BCE
Ancient Greece ( 1.200 a.C - 146 a.C )
It consisted mainly of chiton, peplos, himation and chlamys. Ancient Greek men and women generally wore two pieces of clothing wrapped around the body: an undergarment (chiton or peplos) and a cloak (himation or chlamys). The clothes were usually made at home with several pieces of rectangular linen or woolen cloth with little cut or seam, and secured with ornamental pins or pins, and with a belt or belt (area). The pieces were generally interchangeable between men and women. -
800 BCE
Ancient Rome ( 800 a.C - 476 a.C )
The tunic was the clothing of the poorest, a piece of wool or linen tied at the waist by a belt. As footwear, the Romans wore sandals. Roman sandals consisted of pieces of leather that kept much of the feet in the air. The military sandals had the peculiarity that they had strong nails in the sole. -
Period: 15 BCE to 4000 BCE
PREHISTORY
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13 BCE
paleolithic ( 2millions a.C - 13.000 a.C )
The clothes were designed with animal skin, which included a process of scraping and curing, and even softened if it was very hard -
476
Middle Ages ( century V d.C - century XV d.C )
Robes and tunics were changed by knits and mesh, characteristic of this new stage, the custom of wearing panties that covered the legs, garments similar to pants, or leggings, these adhered to the leg, embroidered and adorned, tight both in the calves, by means of criss-crossed straps, the use of square-shaped skirts became common, with a hole in the waist and four peaks in the lower end. Predominantly straight lines and tight sleeves. -
1453
Modern age ( century XV d.C - century XVIII d.C)
Italian fashion with feathers, hats and other accessories predominates. The shoes are years in the tip. Women continue to wear corsets, leaving the skirt fall. This is formed by several layers of fabrics. However, in Spain will be born a new fashion, the wire structures. The large volumes are accentuated in dresses and hairstyles. The skirts become straight, with folds and tails, silk. They begin to take the sleeves closed and the necks folded. -
Contemporary age ( century XIX d.C )
She is known for her corsets, hats, top hats, or petticoats. It was dominated to a large extent by full skirts, focusing little by little on the back of the silhouette. Men's fashion also underwent a radical change. The coat was finished off in long tails at the back, while it was cut out at the front. Always important the presence of the vest. The layers have a padding or padding to improve the fit of the same. some dandies wore corsets of bones, to give them a small waist. -
the 30s and 40s
He used transparencies, endless gauze, red fox skins and thousands of meters of feathers for some of his designs. In 1933 he created the pagoda manga, and in 1935 he introduced the zipper in his designs. She innovated with fabrics such as rayon, latex or cellophane, with items as controversial as the shoe hat, the skeleton dress, the telephone bag or the desk coat, inspired by the drawers of La Venus de Milo. -
the 50s and 60s
reappears the use of the corset, the look of perfect housewives included combinations such as turquoise blue in the shadows and orange on the lips. The hairstyle, of hairpieces stiff by the hairspray, the dress was small at the top, that is, it did not highlight the shoulders, it was tight at the waist and the skirt was wide and long to the knees. -
the 70s
In the 70s the skirts were seen in all kinds of lengths, from minis, maxis and all the lengths that we can think of. At the beginning of the decade, the pants were bell, very wide, and at the end of the decade, the pants became narrow; the punk movement even, established the skinny pants. -
the 80s
The '80s for fashion were years of revolutionary designs, almost fluorescent colors, combined with black: fuchsia, metallic blue, lemon yellow. Another feature of this decade was the use of jackets with shoulder pads, metallic dresses, high boots above the knee, long gloves, lots of black leather, belts at the waist. -
the 90s
Cowboy style was also present. High-rise pants that combined with shirts and jackets, also dénim. plaid shirt It was also the time of jeans and jeans, as well as the pants of that style were one of the essential items in any closet: fresh and practical. The flowered dresses, combining them with leather jackets, stockings and boots. -
XXI century
The dress and the classic dresses are worn only on special occasions and in the working world. The flowers become great protagonists, as details and in the prints of the dresses, as long for the parties, as shorts, for the day looks, but without losing an iota of elegance and sophistication. The pants highlight the female silhouette, both straight and tighter, but where the volume play is really important in the skirts.
