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1980s

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Power dressing, shoulder pads, Lycra and spandex

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Victorian Era

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Restrictive undergarments, heavy use of velvet, satin and lace, dark colors

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2000s

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Logomania, low-rise jeans, mix of luxury and streetwear

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Renaissance

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Fine fabrics like silk, velvet, and brocade, slashing and puffing techniques

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Baroque

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Heavy brocades, lace, elaborate trims and extravagant embroidery

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Ancient Greece

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Wool and linen clothing, draped garments like the chiton

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1950s

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Full skirts, petticoats, Dior's 'New Look', use of synthetic fibers

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Ancient Egypt

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Linen garments, pleated fabrics, elaborate patterns

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1920s

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Art Deco influences, flapper dresses, use of beads and sequins

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Byzantine Empire

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Opulent silks, embroidered fabrics, purple and gold

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1940s

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Utility fashion, introduction of nylon, military influences

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Middle Ages

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Wool dominates, introduction of tailoring, use of fur for warmth

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1990s

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Minimalism, grunge fashion, widespread use of denim and flannel

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2010s

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Athleisure, sustainability in textiles, resurgence of vintage styles

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Rococo

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Pastel colors, floral designs, lighter fabrics like taffeta and silk

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1960s

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Mod fashion, pop art influence, synthetic materials like polyester

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1970s

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Disco styles, denim, ethnic prints and natural fibers

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Ancient Rome

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Toga and stola, use of wool, silk and linen, purple as a status color

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Edwardian Era

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Lighter fabrics, S-bend silhouette, lace and embroidery

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1930s

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Bias-cut gowns, use of rayon and other synthetics, Hollywood's influence

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