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The Industrial Revolution and World War I had an impact on fashion during this decade, the corset was used and the silhouette was exaggerated.
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The Industrial Revolution and World War I had an impact on fashion during this decade. The corset was used and the silhouette was exaggerated.
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Loose dresses, low heels, hats and fringes predominate. The corset is discontinued and the hem reaches above the ankle.
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As the men were going to fight, the women took over not only the houses, but the businesses, and this led them to wear pants.
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Bright colors and excess fabrics returned. The hem reached below the knee.
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Pastel colors, long skirts and leather jackets were used.
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The miniskirt is born and there is a great variation of colors. Flared pants and cotton fabrics predominate during this decade.
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It was the disco era. Synthetic fabrics like lycra and platform shoes topped the fashion scene during the 1970s. The psychedelic look is created and the use of prints predominates.
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This era is characterized by rebellion in fashion and disco inspiration; the shoulder pads, sequins and leather stand out. Denim became an icon and everyone used it.
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It's the age of supermodels and grounge style. Converse and t-shirts predominate in this age when the look was sloppy and unkempt.
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Pop culture and the cult of celebrities is what most influenced fashion during this era. Low waist pants and skirts were used, as well as glitter and denim.
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They were defined by a revival of austerity age clothing pieces, hipster fashion, neon colors
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Currently they are dealing with Midi skirts, slouchy pants (the most fashionable among all the jeans that are on trend), boots above the knee.
