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HISTORY OF MODERN DRESS A LOOK AT 20 TH CENTURY FASHIONS

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HISTORY OF MODERN DRESS. A LOOK AT 20 TH CENTURY FASHIONS. Fashion Movement principles. KEEP THIS IN MIND… If economy is up (good)- hemline is up If economy is down (bad) - hemline is down Wars have given us a fashion trend - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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HISTORY OF MODERN DRESS

A LOOK AT 20TH CENTURY FASHIONS

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Fashion Movement principles

KEEP THIS IN MIND…• If economy is up (good)- hemline is up• If economy is down (bad) - hemline is down• Wars have given us a fashion trend

Hemline- the lowest edge of a garment, usually referring to the lower edge of a skirt or dress

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1900’s• Victorian style• Hourglass shape- created by corset

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1900’sWOMEN• Long hemlines• Modest- covered• Ruffles• Hats• Umbrellas• Gloves

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1900’sMEN• Hats• Canes• 3 piece suits• Dress shoes

• First introduction of the Letterman sweater

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1910’sWOMEN• Corset gone- natural silhouette• Big, wide fly away hats• Ladies getting into sports• Introduction of the hobble skirt

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1910’S

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1910’SWORLD WAR I- 1914• Trench warfare• Introduction of a new fashion…

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1910’sThe trench coat…then and now

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1920’sThe Age of Contradictions• Prohibition/Speak easy bars• Josephine Baker/can’t get work

Introduction of jazz, feature films, nail polish, cheek rouge

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1920’sWOMEN• With Jazz music introduction… Charleston

dance• Flappers- tassels, drop waist, pearls, short

hair cut

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1920’sSports still an interest among men and womenIntroduction of the v-neck tennis sweater• Trend created by Bill Tilden (tennis star)• Lacoste

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1920’sFur was big among men and women• Raccoon coats• Worn day or night

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1920’s1929- WALL STREET CRASH

This had a huge impact on the 1930’s

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1930’sWith the Depression, people turned their focus

on happier things to get their mind off of their troubles:

• Focus on Hollywood- glamour• Make-up

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1930’sMEN

More Hollywood influence…• Clark Gable (It Happened One Night)• Showed bare skin• White t-shirt sales went down

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1930’SWOMEN• Big shoulder pads• Narrow waist- accentuated by skinny belt• More conservative than 1920’s

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1940’sRationing of materials due to WWII• Fabrics used for uniforms, tents, parachutes• Women worked in factories• Women drew their nylons on• Shorter jackets, smaller pockets

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1940’sIntroduction of new trend caused by air

warfare…

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1940’sTHE AVIATOR JACKET• Aviator movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio• Jacket will evolve into another style during

next decade• What other trend became popular?

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1940’sZOOT SUITS• Big shoulders• Long jacket- mid thigh• High wasted pant- legs ballooned out• Bright colors• Noticeable patterns

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1940’sDESIGNERS:

Claire McCardell- American sportswear lookChristian Dior (1947)- The New Look

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1940’sOther important looks:• Tennis shoes worn outside of tennis court due

to new dance craze- Jitterbug• Beatniks- underground, anti-conformist

groups… black berets

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1950’sKnown as Baby Boom generation• Starting families• Women home with children• Social gatherings• Moves to suburbs

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1950’sWOMEN• Return to glamour• Natural hourglass shape• Pedal pushers, pencil skirts, ballet slippers,

coned shaped bust line• Fashion icon- Audrey Hepburn

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1950’sMarilyn Monroe

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1950’sTEENAGE FASHIONS• Jeans (Levi’s)• White t-shirt is back • Motorcycle jacket• “Greasers”- duck tail

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1950’sTEENAGE FASHIONS• Poodle skirt, saddle shoes, pony tails• Introduction of first bikini

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1950’sELVIS PRESLEY• The first “dude”• Bad boy image• Clean cut college boy

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1950’sINTRODUCTION OF BARBIE DOLL

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1960’sPOLITICAL/SOCIAL MOVEMENTS:• Black Panthers• Anti-war protests (Vietnam War)• Cold War

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1960’sBRITISH INVASION• Beatles• Mary Quant- first designer of mini-skirt• The MOD look

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1960’sTWIGGY• First supermodel• Different from full-figured women of earlier

decades

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1960’sSURFER LOOK• Beach Boys• Jan and Dean• Southern California look

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1960’sLANDING ON THE MOON• Cold War- race to the moon• Designer Pierre Cardin• Futuristic fashions

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1960’s

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1960’sHIPPIES• All different hemlines• Hair- Afro or long and straight• Fringe, suede, denim, quilt patchwork tops

and dress• Peace signs, tie-dye

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1960’sFASHION ICON• First lady Jackie O• Gloves, pill hats, pearls, big sunglasses• Elegant and chic

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1970’sMUSIC HAD HUGE IMPACT ON FASHIONS• Glam • Soul and funk• Punk• Disco

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1970’sGLAM• Gender bending• David Bowie, KISS

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1970’sSOUL AND FUNK• Black is beautiful• Afros• Wild outfits

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1970’sPUNK• The Ramones• British designer- Vivienne Westwood

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1970’sDISCO• Polyester pantsuits• Bell bottoms• Platforms

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1970’sDESIGNER YVES ST. LAURENT• Women going to workforce- women wearing

pantsuits• Safari jacket• Designer for legendary house- Christian Dior

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1970’sOTHER IMPORTANT LOOKS:• Exercise wear• Bohemian look• Ethnic prints

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1980’sTHE BIGGER THE BETTER

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1980’s• Big hair• Big shoulder pads• Big accessories• Bold, bright colors

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1980’sFIRST DESIGNER JEANS• Calvin Klein

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1980’sADROGYNOUS LOOKS• Guys look like girls• Girls look like guys

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1980’sFASHION ICONS

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1980’sOTHER IMPORTANT LOOKS:

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1980’sEND OF THE 1980’S:• Oklahoma City bombing• Persian/Gulf War• People concerned about authority- distrust of

government• Start of recession• Led to popular fashions in the 90’s

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1990’sNEW TREND DUE TO WAR…

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1990’sEXTREMES CAUSE REVERSALS• Lots of black

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1990’sGRUNGE• Seattle-based band- Nirvana• Flannels• Jeans• Messy hair• Doc Martens

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1990’sHIP-HOP• Baggy jeans• Athletic inspired• Designer Tommy Hilfiger• Cargo pants• Bling• Phat Farm

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1990’sGWEN STEFANI

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1990’sHAMMER TIME• Parachute pants…then• Harem pants…now

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1990’sEND OF 90’S:• Rave wear

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New milleniumWHAT DO THE 2000’S LOOK LIKE TO YOU?• Flats• Designer jeans (skinny jeans especially)• Bohemian look• Hair extensions/bob• Asymmetrical• Peace signs