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Presented by:-
SHILPI KUMAR
RITUPARNA
RUCHIKABHATTACHARJEE AGARWAL
Session Flow
WHAT IS FASHION EARLY CIVILIZATION MIDDLE AGE THE RENAISSANCE 1600S FASHION 1700S FASHION 1800S FASHION 20TH CENTURY 1>1920S 2>1930S 3>1940S 4>1950S 5>1960S 6>1970S 7>1980S MODERN FASHION 1>EARLY 2000S 2>MIDDLE 2000S 3>LATEST VOGUES
WHAT IS FASHION???
Culture
War Trade Entertainment
Lifestyle
Climate Work Leisure
Communication
Marital Status Social Status Religious Affiliation
Technology
Inventions Production Science
Cultural Influences Early man is a hunter and gatherer. Other primitives turn to farming and herding. Empires rise and fall. Fashion Influences Needle invention makes sewing possible. Spinning and weaving produce textiles. Silk industry begins in China. Fashion Trends . The loincloth is the first fashion statement. Linen drapes into tunics and togas. Barbarians favor trousers and fur
Cultural Influences Small kingdoms replace empires. Crusaders go to the Middle East. Fashion Influences Crusades open trade routes. Scissors improve cutting. New buttons are decorative only. Fashion Trends Surcoats cover long narrow dresses called cotehardies. Women hide their hair under wimples and headdresses. Men pad their clothing under armor.
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1450-1600 Cultural Influences Exploration and trade grow. New ideas in science and art flourish. Fashion Influences Traders promote beautiful textiles. Knitting is introduced. Jewelry becomes popular. Fashion Trends Embroidery and jewels embellish garments. Men and women wear ruff collar. The farthingale widens women's skirts.
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Cultural Influences Settlers colonize the new world. New thinkers tackle math, chemistry, philosophy and anatomy. War is almost a permanent state. Fashion Influences Politics divide fashion into plain and fancy. Louis XIV likes over-the-top court fashions. Fashion Trends Necklines plunge and sleeves go short. Lace, ruffles, ribbons and bows trim garments. Doublets lengthen into coats.
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1600-1620
1620-1640 1640-1665
1665-1700
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1700sTHE REVOLUTION
Cultural Influences Americans gain independence. French overthrow king. The middle class emerges. Fashion Influences Democracy urges simplicity. Inventions aid textile production. Fashion Trends Hooped skirts make a comeback. Trendsetters powder their hair and wigs. New sack dress hangs loosely. High-waisted gowns reflect ancient look.
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Picture gallery
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Century
1800sEMPIRE & VICTOIAN
Cultural Influences
Civil War temporarily divides the nation. Industrial Revolution brings sweeping changes. The cotton gin and sewing machine modernize apparel production. New retail department stores open. Mail-order catalogs bring fashion to rural customers. Mechanization spawns ready-to-wear market. Hoop skirts and bustles enlarge fashions. Gibson Girl reflects shirtwaist separates style. Levi Strauss introduces denim work pants. Men adopt business suits.
Fashion Influences
Fashion Trends
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Picture gallery
The Beginning Of Change
The Gibson Girl style of skirts and shirtwaists was still popular at the beginning of the century. For fashionable men, the long, lean, and athletic silhouette of the 1890s persisted. The first real fashion shows were organized during this period in time, by the first female couturier, Jeanne Paquin. Changes in dress during World War I were dictated more by necessity than fashion.
Women liberated themselves by cutting their hair and no longer wearing Victorian clothing Hemlines were shortened dramatically Corsets and crinolines were abandoned Dresses were flowing and comfortable
Black became a common color in clothing; it was no longer used solely for mourning purposes Social standards for clothing werent as tight The flapper, with her bobbed hair and short skirts, became a 20s style icon
1930s- The Effects of the Depression are Felt
Muted colours were popular
Clothing was somber and modest
Backless and halter evening gowns and soft, slim fitting day dresses with matching jackets were often included. for sports clothes became popular.
Men's formal wear included white suit jackets or a waist length mess jacket with a cummerbund and black pants for summer-time wear.
1940s- War Time Efforts
Synthetic materials, as well as synthetic and natural blends, made their debut.
The Eisenhower jacket, borrowing from the military,
The clutch coat, ensemble outfits for women, which featured skirts or dresses with matching coats Men's fashion was patterned after military uniforms (both British and American). Women's fashion was often derived from reworked clothing that had previously been men's clothing or calf length skirts and dresses that were full from the waist down
1950s fashion: Conservative and Family Oriented
Women wore skirts that were long and either fitted or full. Dresses with form fitting hourglass shapes became popular. A-line skirt or pencil skirt, paired with a fitted jacket. A fedora style hat was considered to be a business essential Wide poodle skirts and bobby socks became all the fashion rage toward the end of the decade. Men become clothes conscious. They buy corporate suits for work and sportswear for leisure
Fashion in the 1960s: A Changing Decade
tie dyed shirts, bell bottom pants, and sandals for both women and men. The pillbox hat was a popular accessory to the skirt suits. suits with oversize buttons on their boxy jackets in shades of pastels. ball gowns with full skirts, waists that were close fitting, and revealing necklines. Men wore slacks and button down shirts in a plaid pattern and Bell bottom trousers, along with ribbed sweaters, midriff baring tops, or chiffon blouses.
1970s Fashion: Dawn of Disco Fever
Men began wearing ties that were even wider than in previous years, and their shirts grew more colourful. Both genders also enjoyed platform shoes and fitted blazers. men began to wear three-piece suits, complete with wide collared shirts. Women wore bold and geometrically patterned midi dresses or skirts with hemlines that reached to the mid calf, or maxis, whose hemlines brushed the ankle. Bell-bottom trousers were also a mainstay of the early 1970s fashion which were replaced by high-waisted and flare legged denim jeans or satin trousers.
1980s Fashion Trends: It Was All About the Status
Alligator shirts, leg warmers, men's power suits and big shoulder pads were just a few of the fashionable trends noted during this decade of wealth, power, and status. narrow pinstripes, narrower lapels and worn with ties. Leg warmers, leggings, leotards, ripped sweatshirts, headbands and designer jeans were all the rage during this decade. Mini skirts continued to be popular, with hemlines of various heights noted throughout the 1980s.
EARLY 2000S
Womens fashion : Dressy, feminine styles were reintroduced. Tighter fitting clothes More colourful, feminine, excessive, and 'anti-modern' look. Shoes and boots with rounded or flat toes. Long hairs came in fashion.
Mens fashion: Khaki slacks, boot cut jeans, tracksuits. Adidas and Nike trainers, baggy carpenter jeans, polo shirts and camp shirts. Baseball caps, argyle socks, practical hiking jackets, fleeces and padded tartan lumberjack-type shirts. Quiff, centrally parted curtained hair
MID 2000S
Womens fashion:
Low-rise skinny jeans, lycra yoga wear. Trench coats and pea coats, Capri pants, tank tops, leggings Vintage clothing including hippie and boho inspired dresses with paisley patterns. Tunic worn with wide or thin belts. Knee high boots with pointed toes. Natural wavy hair and shorter style like the bob cut and pixie cut made a comeback
Mens fashion:
Retro fashion and 1960s counter culture became popular. Winkle pickers, cartoon print hoodies and vintage t-shirts. Military surplus dress jackets and fitted 1970s style western shirts with pearl snaps. Wings (haircut) inspired by surfers and British indie pop stars came into existence.
LATEST VOGUES
Womens fashion:
Denim print leggings, knitted sweater dresses, Nike tempo shorts, acid wash skinny jeans. Leather jackets and fur coats made a comeback. Baggy shirts often paired with a belt, translucent tartan shirts worn with a camisole underneath. Preppy hair, long straightened hair, side swept bangs and a side part
Men's fashion
Letterman's jackets, black leather jackets,hawain shirts, straight leg jeans Hounds tooth tweed jackets, neon colors inspired by rave music, vnecked sweaters, roll sleeved tartan flannel shirts Sperry Top- Siders, Keds, motorcycle boots, Nike Air Jordons,checkerboard pattern Vans. Metro sexual look, sideswept surfer hair.
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