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The Regency Era changed fashion by ditching heavy, over-the-top outfits for simpler, flowy dresses with high waistlines, inspired by Greek and Roman styles. This era made fashion more practical and showed how style evolves with society. -
The flapper era embraced shorter hemlines, looser silhouettes, and bold accessories, breaking away from restrictive Victorian fashion. -
Evening gowns were elegant and smooth, made from fabrics like satin and silk. This trend influenced future fashion helping lead to the sexy, sleek dresses of the 80s and 90s, like the ones Versace made. -
Christian Dior's "New Look" revolutionized fashion with it's ultra-feminine, hourglass shape, and full skirts, which dominated the post WWII era. -
Celebrities like Marilyn Monroe popularized hourglass silhouettes, tight dresses, and glamourous fashion, influencing later "Bombshell" aesthetics. -
The mod fashion of the 1960s, with bold geometric patterns, mini skirts, and color blocked designs, shifted fashion toward youthful, experimental looks. -
Hippie fashion, with it's bohemian, flowing silhouettes, and disco-inspired outfits, and glitter, influenced later fashion trends. -
Gianni Versace totally changed fashion. Gianni brought bold prints, flashy designs, and luxury. He helped make supermodels a big thing and mixed fashion with pop culture. His influence still shapes styles today. -
The 80s embraced exaggerated silhouettes, including sharp shoulder pads, high-waisted trousers, and suits. This led to assertive fashion. -
The early 90s saw a shift towards minimalist fashion with simple, clean lines, often in neutral tones, creating a contrast to the excess of the 80s. -
Pamela Anderson became a huge part of fashion in the 90s. By mid to late 90s, she was a major influence, embracing trends like latex, leather, and glamorous bombshell styles. -
Fashion became characterized by shiny fabrics, metallics, and futuristic designs, anticipating the Y2K aesthetic that would dominate the early 2000s. -
Shiny fabrics, low-rise jeans, baby tee, futuristic vibes took over, inspired by pop stars and early social media. Brands like Juicy Couture and Von Dutch became huge. Now it's back in 2024. -
Hoodies, oversized shirts, oversized sneakers, and logo-heavy designs became high fashion. Collaborations between sportswear and luxury brands became huge. -
Fashion today is all about personal expression, mixing trends from different eras. Luxury, Y2K, sportswear, and minimalist aesthetics all exist at the same time, showing how fashion keeps evolving based on culture, technology, and individual style.