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These drapery for women defined silhouette, necklines were low, sleeves could be long or short.
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Drapery turned into the first form of our dresses made with padded hems and firmer fabrics. Higher waists and sleeves fuller at the shoulders.
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More focus to skirts on the dresses, more sleev and shoulder emphasis with extended "wings". Waistline dropped lower to its more natural spot.
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Dragging skirts, sleeves became more fitted, and shoulders were extended below their natural line.
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Skirts expanded to their maximum size at this time.
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Popular demand brought back the bustle, but now with changes. Now worn at a lower placement with a narrower width.
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Frayed jeans became in style. Many people preferred either high-waisted jeans or hipsters with bell-bottoms.
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