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Womens
Womens fashion during this period was much more modest and concealed after the Great Depression. The larger hats were a huge definer for this era. Because womens rights were still being developed, women were not allowed to be revealed in public, therefore the large full bodied dresses were very popular as really they were all they could wear -
Mens
During WW2, the non war related men were subjected to a fair fashion change. For men there were 2 major styles. Single color, single buttons suits with ties and short brim hats. And also High waist pants with suspenders and short open jackets -
Womens
Post war women saw massive fashion changes. The hourglass figure was become greatly popularized, corsets helped women achieve this shape, high heels were introduced to improve the protrusion of a womans buttocks. Bright dresses with large openings were popularized, especially when is collaboration with new parasols. -
Mens
After the world had settled from WW2, mens fashion saw a fair amount of change into informality. with the rising popularity of suburban life menswear changed from the formal black and white tie and shirt, into the more appealing coloured button-up over shirts and tie. The colors changed as well, with men wearing shirts differently colored to their pants -
Womens
With the shorter hair remaining popular since 1950, the biggest change was the more common use of short sleeve or sleeveless demin shirts and high waist pants. The wide bottom, thin top shape of the pants was shockingly popular, with society becoming more acclaimed to sexuality, long visible legs became popular and covering dresses were less desired -
Mens
Almost a complete opposite of the 60's fashion, 1980 introduced the popularity of the opened jacket, ties were phased out temporarily, dark tinterd glasses and demin jeans were the greatest trends, with the introduction of rock and metal music for the youth, "punks" were brought into the media
