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1920's
The 1920's were the flapper age. A flapper was a dancer in the 1920, also none as the Roaring Twenties. They wore flowy, sparkly dresses and lots of jewelry and dramatic make-up. The silhouette of most garments were very fitting and clos to the body, almost like and inverted triangle. -
1930's
The 1930's was the tiume when fashions were not very big, but the housewife look was very popular. They had bigger shoulders and had a flaring bottom. They usually wore skirts instead of pants. -
1940's
The fashion of the 1940's has knee lenghth hem lines, and they wore very dark colors. They used very basic patterns and fabric. -
1950's
The 50's were a lot of A-Line skirts and light pinks. Women wore silky dresses and short heels. -
1960's
The 60's started the hippie era, and the fashion ranged from a wide variety of clothing. Women like Jackie Kennedy wore pill-box hats, and quarter lenghtsleeves. Other women wore flared pants with tall boots and flowing tops. -
1970's
In the 1970's women wore mini dresses and tie-die. They also had some very flowing dresses and skirts. The hippie era continued. -
1980's
The 1980's had ratty hair, mismaching clothes, and mesh. The silhouette was an inverted triangle. -
1990's
The 1990's had very bright colors, and bold patters. Jeans went up to the waist, and people wore tennis shoes and big hair. -
2000
In 2000, fashion was becoming very popular and had a wide variety of styles. They had all different silhouettes and wore different colors and fabrics.
