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Most men wore silk doublets and velvet mantles that were decorated with furs -
Women wore farthingale underskirt that was held up by a wood frame. -
Men wore doublets with rounded waists and slashed sleeves -
Growns now hsd square necklines and flowing sleeves. -
Coats were longer and fuller and were often paired with long vest to reveal ruffles and lace -
Winder dresses, taller hair and everything was bolder -
Dark colors and plain cloths replaced faney materials -
High waiste gowns with puffed sleeves -
Men were expected to wear full evening attire after 7 -
Wome wore the S bend corset that help them to easily breath -
The 3 bottoms cutawat fruck jacket was worn by most men -
Dresess with belt on the hip with bright colors -
Knicker pants wer what most of the men wore with some cort of baggy pants over them -
Flappers were what most of women wore -
Tapered sleeves, high pockets, wide painted lapels -
Simple print fabrics made up with waist line and longer hems -
Zoot suits were introduced, they consisted of an oversized jacket, wide lapels and baggy trouserss. -
Women wore a line skirts with soft blouses -
Wrao dresses were what most women wore -
The teddy boy consisted by drainpipe trousers, 3 inch cuffs and long jacket. -
Turtleneck sweaters with wider ponts that were sometimes velvet -
Poofy skirt, teased hair, colorful clothing -
Long hair and plataform shoes -
Hot pants, healter tops, bell bottoms jeans and hip huggers -
Men wore big square jackets with micro ties, patterned shirts with sweaters -
Stirup clothes, leg warmers, headbands and bangle bracalets -
Mens wore flannels, baggy carpenter jeans and sportwear -
Wome wore overalls, croptops and scrunchies -
Abercrombie and fitch was introduces, wich incresed the amount of denim worn -
Tube tops, healther tops and gaucho pants