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Revived femininity in women's fashion post-WWII with full skirts and cinched waists, changing post-war fashion ideals.

The little black dress became a staple, promoting an idea of timeless, accessible elegance.

Introduction of flapper dresses and bob hair cuts, symbolizing women's liberation and a break from tradition.

Resurgence of haute couture and the birth of teenage fashion—emphasizing conformity and affluence in society.

Miniskirts and bold patterns promoting youth culture and freedom of expression.

Padded shoulders and tailored suits reflected women's growing presence in the workforce and desire for equality.

Bell-bottoms and tie-dye garments reflecting countercultural values and a break from conservative norms.

As a fashion bible, Vogue sets trends by highlighting and normalizing what is considered high fashion.

The TV show popularized designer labels and shoes, significantly impacting women's fashion and consumer habits.

Distressed, DIY clothing reflecting anti-establishment views and an embracement of individuality.

Casual, thrift-store aesthetics emphasizing a detachment from materialism and mainstream values.

Focus on simplicity and sexuality, shifting away from excessive designs to clean and modern looks.

Solidified diamonds as the ultimate symbol of love and commitment, greatly influencing engagement traditions.

Baggy silhouettes and sports labels, illustrating the influence of music culture on fashion.