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1950s

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Full skirts, narrow waists, Dior's New Look continued, greaser fashion, leather jackets, teenage fashion culture emerges.

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1960s

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Mod fashion, go-go boots, mini skirts, psychedelic patterns, slim-fit suits, rise of boutique culture.

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Ancient Greece (c. 800 BC – c. 146 BC)

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Draped garments (chitons, himations), emphasis on natural body shape, limited sewing.

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Renaissance (14th century – 17th century)

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Opulence in costume, fitted bodices, slashing, padding, use of luxurious materials like silk and velvet.

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Rococo (18th century)

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Pastel colors, asymmetry in design, elaborate gowns with panniers, light and airy fabrics.

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1940s

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Utility clothing due to WWII, introduction of 'New Look,' padded shoulders, women wearing trousers.

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1980s

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Power suits, shoulder pads, neon colors, leg warmers, athleisure, materialism and brand prominence.

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2010s

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Athleisure, normcore, revival of 90s trends, focus on sustainability, influence of social media on fashion trends.

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Ancient Rome (753 BC – 476 AD)

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Tunics, togas for men, distinction in garments for social status, use of wool, linen and silk.

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Edwardian Era (1901 – 1910)

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S-bend corsets, lavishly decorated hats, tailored suits for men, introduction of casual wear.

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1990s

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Grunge, minimalist fashion, plaid flannel, combat boots, hip-hop culture, rise of casual luxury.

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Middle Ages (5th century – 15th century)

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Modesty in clothing, layers, introduction of tailoring for fit, use of fur and ornamental trims.

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Ancient Egypt (c. 3150 BC – c. 30 BC)

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Lightweight linen garments, hieroglyphic motifs, symbolic jewelry.

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Baroque (17th century)

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Excessive decoration, emphasis on curves, lace and ribbon embellishment, powdered wigs.

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1970s

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Bell-bottom pants, disco fashion, hippie movement, leisure suits, platform shoes, mainstream unisex styles.

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1930s

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Bias cut dresses, backless gowns, broad-shouldered suits for men, emphasis on Hollywood glamour.

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2000s

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Juicy Couture tracksuits, low-rise jeans, cargo pants, emphasis on logomania, rise of fast fashion.

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Victorian Era (1837 – 1901)

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Mourning attire, corsets, bustles, ornate detail, distinguished between morning, afternoon, and evening wear.

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Regency (early 19th century)

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Empire waistline dresses for women, cutaway tailcoats for men, light fabrics, and natural silhouette.

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1920s

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Flapper dresses, cloche hats, bobbed hairstyles, men's single-breasted suits with wide-legged trousers.

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