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during the 9 years shown in this photo the women didnt really have a drastic change to what they wore they seem to always have on hats and long sleeve dresses that went down to their feet.
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around the 1920's the women started to wear shorter dresses as a day to day basis.
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Fashion was highly influenced by stars of the silver screen.
Greta Garbo popularized the windblown look, with her side parted hair.
Joan Crawford embraced the puffed sleeves look.
Thick, clinging fabrics were enormously popular. -
More utilitarian (yet chic) look. Had a good mix of comfort and glamour and clothes were very bright and colorful.
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In this era, people were beginning to feel a little more freedom when it came to fashion choices.
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This decade broke many fashion traditions.
People dressed in psychedelic prints, highlighter colors, and mismatched patterns. -
One of the most individualistic eras. Generally the most famous silhouette of the mid and late 70s for both sexes was that of tight on top and loose on bottom.
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This era had a heavy emphasis on expensive dressing and fashion accessories.
Era included: bright and vivid clothing, punk fashion, curly big hair and heavy, bright makeup for women. -
Beginnings of tattoos, body piercings, etc.
This era had a more casual chic look that included t-shirts, jeans, hoodies, and trainers. -
Fashion was very minimalistic, shoes and boots with rounded or flat toes were worn.
Lots of mini-skirts, shorts, distressed jean, polo shirts, and tank tops, and the return of bright colors. -
Characterized by a rich and exotic opulence in the first half of the decade.
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Defined by slim-fitted clothing. Many late 2000s fashions remained popular, vintage clothing remained popular and hipster fashion emerged.
