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1920
Around this time women were gaining more rights for themselves and with this came more comfortable clothes -
1930
Women’s fashion shifted to a wardrobe of femininity, and at the start of the 1930s, trends emphasized the natural waistline as way to close out the boyish look of 1920s fashion. -
1940
Skirts now became longer for women. There was an emphasis on the waist and less emphasis on the shoulders. Men continued to wear full three piece suits. -
1950
Happy Days is a show that characterizes the time. Fonzie in his jeans and T-shirt, Richie in his letterman jacket, and Jonie wearing poodle skirts with cat's eye glasses. James Dean and Elvis further perpetuated these styles and the youth of the day adopted them -
1960
Now began the days where fashion became more rebellious then fashionable. Miniskirts, go-go boots, hot pants, and tie dye were the fashion of the day and Austin Powers would never be the same. -
1970s
Hippies, flower power, and Woodstock. Bell bottoms became the symbol of the early to mid-1970s, but with the onset of the disco era bell bottoms -
1980
Skinny jeans, piercing, crazy hair. -
1990s
fashion dies off. At the beginning of this time period skater and grunge began, -
2002
A time of unnecessary embellishments and bedazzlements on jeans paired with dangly faux-leather or scarf belts that were never intended to actually hold up your pants. -
2006
It would not be until 2006 that skinny jeans would gain more steam in fashion world, and by this time skinny jeans were being sold at shopping malls.[ -
2010
have thus far been defined by slim-fitted clothing, a revival of austerity era period pieces, 1980s neon colors
