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1950s Rock n Roll
Slim fitting, suits, lettermen jackets, chunky glasses. The Fedora hat was hanging on, black and white shoes were still fashionable. Jocks wore the lettermen jackets. "Nerds" introduced pocket protectors, high wasted pants and horn rim glasses. -
1960 Revolutionary Fashion
The young had experienced social injustices so they wanted change. Slimming figures, bright colors, "Hippy" long hair, beads, jeans and tie-dye.Referred to as the "Peacock Generation" for putting themselves on display. -
1970 Disco Fashion
Individuality and expression in this decade. Hippie, peacock, glam rock and disco are often referred to as the "styles." An influx of cheap fabrics helped fuel the styles. Bold and daring looks. -
1980s Variety
Fashion forward trends with hip hop, preppie, workout, rock and punk styles. Baggie pants, fitted sweaters and pants, and windbreakers. Bigger is better was the motto in the 80s. -
1990s Casual
Known for their relaxed and easy going style. Casual dressing dominated. Overalls became a thing also, and with one strap not fastened was "cool."
