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- 1. Mini Project 1 By: Fashion Police Rachel Manjarrez, Hailey Stringham, Mikaela Schwartz
- 2. 1950s Fashion A big fashion item of the 1950s was the circle skirt and the style was a hit amongst teenage girls around the world. The style was inspired by the new silhouette of Dior and Carton at the time. The introduction of the poodle skirt though, a specific type of circle skirt, really made this style an iconic fashion symbol of the 1950s. The thing that made the circle skirts a big fashion item amongst teenagers was that anyone could make one at home easily with any fabric they wanted which made every skirt unique.
- 3. 1950s Fad A fad of the 1950s was the coonskin cap and became popular among young boys and girls due to Walt Disneys Davy Crockett short stories and film. The fad started in 1954 and only lasted a few years. After the Davey Crockett stories ended in 1955 his popularity waned along with the coonskin hat.
- 4. 1950s Classic A trademark item of the 1950s was the stiletto heeled pointed toe shoes. They were first introduced at a Dior fashion show in 1952 and around the mid 1950s they were a common sight with practically every woman owning a pair. The stiletto pointed toe heels are a classic fashion item because they have never gone out of style and still are available in todays fashion with new styles, designs and colors.
- 5. 1960s Fashion A new fashion item of the 1960s were knee high platform boots called the Gogo boots introduced by Andres Courreges in 1964. Just two years after these boots were introduced they became very popular very quickly due to the hit song These Boots Are Made for Walkin by Nancy Sinatra in which she wore the boots in white.
- 6. 1960s Fad A short lived fad of the 1960s was the popularization of paper clothing, mainly dresses. Paper dresses were first made for hospital workers and patients to cut down laundry costs and were hygienically disposable. Then in 1966 Hallmark and the Scoot Paper Company started making paper dresses out of their companies paper with the same prints that matched their party supplies such as cups, plates, napkins, tablecloths etc. The fad expanded into grocery item prints, beauty prints , and even presidential campaigns. This fad only lasted a few years but did show how the consumer started to become ecologically fashionable and aware.
- 7. 1960s Classic A new fashion trend in the 1960s was slim fitting suits introduced by Chanel. The suits had a high waist, a tighter fit and more shape to it compared to styles before it. This trend of shapeliness was very popular for adult women but quickly spread to other markets due to everyone looking for a sense of shape in their wardrobe. This style I believe is a classic because suits for women today still have this same shape with updated modifications and styles.
- 8. 1970s Fashion A fashion trend that stuck around that started in the 70s was flared/bell bottom jeans. As this trend was used in both mens and womens apparel, only did the trend stick around longer for women. Flared jeans/ pants were worn mostly by the hippie or disco type of people back in the 70s era. The flared pants trend has died and come back several times since the 70s and is still worn in the modern day.
- 9. Platform shoes were a quick fad that started and ended in the 70s. the raised shoe was popular for disco and was very outlandish and extreme. Most of the time the platform would have a crazy pattern, glitter, or sometimes even be transparent. Hippies in the 70s also wore them but they were mostly made out of wood or plastic that looked like wood, to create a hippie/ Woodstock feel. Although platforms died after the 70s, they are just recently making a come back in these past couple of years (2013- 2015). 1970s Fad
- 10. A trend that started in the 70s and stayed around even till today is what was originally called hot pants or daisy dukes after the movie Duke of Hazzard came out. These super tight and short shorts became very popular with women because of the sexual appeal of them. They were worn by all groups of women back in the 70s and it is the same way to this day. The daisy duke shorts will most likely never go out of style and is an iconic piece. 1970s Classic
- 11. 1980s Fashion An 80s fashion trend was the washed jean jacket. An iconic denim jacket that most people think of is the character John Bender (the criminal) who was played by Judd Nelson in the movie The Breakfast Club. Jean jackets were a very popular grunge trend that lasted for a while. A lot of rock music artists also wore this iconic jacket and would add to it with holes, studs, and graphics. The jean jacket could be worn by a rock star or a preppy high school girl, depending on what you paired it with. It is also a reoccurring trend as well, it comes back in force every few years.
- 12. A real quick trend that was very popular among hip hop artists were tracksuits. The matching pair was definitely a statement piece that did not stay around very long at all. Some popular celebrities that you would have seen wearing a track suit wouldve been Run DMC, rock steady crew (pictured), and the beastie boys. Having hip hop bad boy artists like these groups really spoke out to the bad boy type. 1980s Fad
- 13. An all time classic that you see almost every hip hop/rap artist wear is what was first known as the Dookie chain. These large braided gold chains would very in size and the look, but these chains make a power statement reflecting luxury. Some originals that wore chains were Slick Rick, Big Daddy Kane, and Run DMC. Some modern day rappers/ artists that wear them are Kanye West, Justin Bieber, and Eminem. This trend has stayed ever since it started still making the same statement of luxury, and especially with the artists type that made them popular. 1980s Classic
- 14. 1990s Fashion Seattle fashion boomed in the 1990s and one style in particular took reign. Grunge became the fashion of the decade through the trickle-up theory. Innovating from Seattle bands such as Nirvana, the lifestyle appeal of grunge grew to all social statures including celebrities and designers. With the popularity of the bands growing, the fashion grew as well so much so that today, the fashion continues to be in style. Fig 2: 90s band Nirvana with lead signer and style icon Kurt Cobain(front) Fig 3: Marc Jacobs for Perry Ellis Grunge Collection (1992)
- 15. 1990s Fad With the beginning of the 1994 sitcom friends came the famous hair trend called, the Rachel. This 90 fad is possibly one of the most desired haircuts by women since Jackie Kennedy's volumed do. The innovator behind the Rachel was actress Jennifer Aniston who although is considered an elite social icon, played a stylish, everyday woman in her 20s trying to make it on her own. This character and her lifestyle made a connection with many young women in the 90s therefor the hair trend was quickly adopted supporting the trickle-across theory. Fig 1: Jennifer Aniston stared in the 90s sitcom Friends from 1994-2004.
- 16. 1990s Classic Perhaps not as classy as Chanels little black dress, ripped denim began in the 1990s with daisy dukes, ripped blue jeans, and ripped sleeved denim jackets. Following under the fashion of grunge, the classic ripped denim look has continued to grow in popularity. Beginning from street styles and Seattle fashion, ripped denim has become a classic trend that has begun from DIY to adopters paying hundred of dollars to achieve the look. This particular fashion continues to grow from boyfriend jeansto high end fashion. Fig 4: Kurt Cobain in 1992 vs. Nicole Richie in 2014 Fig 5: Candice Swanepoels street style during Fashion Week 2015
- 17. 2000s Fashion Hip-Hop meets Pop fashion The fashion in the 2000s was like no other decade because of its versatile fashions. The trends in the 2000s were based upon the music of the time which was mainly Hip-Hop and Rock. The mashup of the styles created a entirely different look consisting of bare midrifs, demin, silk tops, cokers, and fishnets. The need to look and feel rebellious was the lifestyle most sought for. 2000s trickle-down theory fashion, first established from the famous singers and bands at the time such as Avril Levine, Cristina Agulara, Jennifer Lopez, and Nsync. Adopters included young adults and pre-teens seeking acceptance and a clique they wanted to be apart of. Fig 7: Lizzie McGwire was a popular show in the 2000s staring Hilary Duff. Her style inspired my young girls of the decade. Fig 8: These famous hip-hop and pop singers are all sporting their own unique mash-up style. Fig 9: Paris Hilton was and is a known style icon but her greatest moments are from the 2000s.
- 18. 2000s Fad Although the mini skirt came into fashion in the 90s, the trend that rocked the 2000s was the jean skirt. Known mostly from designers such as Abercrombie, the jean skirt was the perfect style for that girl next door look. Following the Trickle down theory, celebrities, television stars, and pop singers such as Britney spears and Gwen Stefanie adopted the trend and soon the style was passed down to all young girls by 2005. Fig 6: Christina Aguilera takes the jean mini skirt to a whole new meaning. Also featured are young Mary-Kate and Ashley in a more wholesome version on the fad.
- 19. 2000s Classic Although the classic trend has evolved from the tight hip-hop braids to soft loose braids, the fashion has remained a popular style. The fashion trickled-down from hip hop singers such as Alicia Keys, Destinys Child, and again Britney spears. The trend was adopted rapidly by the young listeners and viewers and today the style has become an everyday look with a more boho feel from french braids to loose fish tail braids. (Frozenanyone?) Fig 13: Frozen Elsa braid tutorials are taking you-tube by storm. Fig 12: Blake lively is known for her bohemian style braids Fig 11: Beyonc辿 showing off her spunky blonde braids in early 2000 Fig 10: Who can forget this iconic look featured in Britneys Oops I Did it Again video released in 2000
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