TREND timeline of fashion

IX-XX

Perhaps sound like a cliché but, is quite a true . Why ?

It is a source of culture and social structure because

the fashion give a meaning all diversity of feelings,

sensibilities hence , is a manner of human being

communicate things about themselves, even status

and life ,style .

Otherwise , the Dynamics of Fashion in the history

has been influenced by consumer demand but

everything trend of wearable in fashion is based on the

functions of it-designers, stores, factory workers, the

press, publicists, salespersons ,fit models, runway

models, couture models, artists. In simplest terms, the

fashion industry could be described as the business of

making clothes. But the end the fashion incorporates

its own prejudices of style, individual taste, and

cultural evolution.

The main feature of the Victorian

epoch was the mix of the best of

other styles. Victorian Era was a

style of ornamentation.

In the Victoria society emergence of

conditions and social classes , in this

age , firstly the sewing machine had

been invented, so this invention

helped to manufacture gorgeous

dresses , also the crinoline so called a

hoop skirt or extension skirt, was

inspired by the open cage or frame

style of the 16th and 17th century .

JAZZ AGE 1920-1930

There were historical contexts in this age

was period of escapism after the horrors

of World War I , furthermore in 1929, the

Wall Street stock market crash . But at

the early 1920s It was characterized by a

relaxation of moral attitudes. The desire

to shock, especially among young women,

took the form of ultra short clothing, bare

legs, short hair, and makeup. Most dresses

were tube-shaped and cut on the straight.

The typical sillhouette was straight, like

boy , flat-chested, and drop-waisted .

The flapperRefers all young girls loved the

parties. the Flappers drank and

smoked cigarettes in public, wore

makeup, drove automobiles, and

listened to jazz. The typical

flapper look consisted of a

sleeveless, loose-cut dress with a

drop waist, Necklines could be

V- or U-shaped or cut straight

across the shoulders.

Between 1950 and 1970, there were many

different looks, and fashion changed very quickly,

In 1947, Paris fashion designer Christian Dior

launched his revolutionary “New Look” . this

new vogue was a feminine sophisticates style

with a accentuated waists and full skirts. Clothes

made from new artificial fabrics such as nylon,

Courtelle, polyester, and acrylic became popular

in the 1950s and 1960s.

The 1950s were a time in which

many people hoped to live the

“American Dream.” In the United

States, growth in industry

caused large, modern factories to

emerge across the land.

There were many events such as war in Vietnam, Cold

War and the nuclear arms race, despite the invention of

the contraceptive pill put women in charge of their

sexual life. There was a sense freedom and rebels manner

in young people ‘s behavior.

The fashion took influence by early twentieth century

and featuring long, flowing skirts, frills, and flounces.

Hippies found inspiration in Eastern philosophies,

particularly from India, the clothes were made from

natural fabrics ,Artificial fibers cotton, linen, hemp, and

wool .

Fashion in the 1970s went through an

experimental phase after the

psychedelic-style clothing from the

‘60s but at middle of 70s disco was

the mode, people enjoyed dancing

would wear Platform shoes and tight

bell-bottom jeans, shiny polyester

outfits, and colorful patterns will

always be associated with the disco era

as fashion during this time helped

revolutionize the disco culture .

DISCO FASHION

70’S

The 1980s were the era of materialism women

entered at the world of work, and the

acquisition of luxury.

he 1980s could be described as the era of

excess, there was “high fashion,” from New

York, Paris, Milan, and London.

the shape of fashion was a masculine look,

with wide shoulders and slim hips. In

conclusion everything was the bigger the

better. Big hair, heavy makeup, pounds of

metal jewelry and pearls, and mixed bright

colors are trademark styles of 80’s fashion.

the era of

materialism

80’s