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Victorian silverware patterns and attention to silver details are influencing fashion trends. Designers are incorporating antique silverware into jewelry pieces like necklaces and rings made from spoons, forks and knives. This focuses on reusing and refurbishing old household items. Additionally, top hats worn by political and cultural leaders are trending in menswear and influencing womenswear with tuxedo details. The top hat references historical figures like Lincoln and trends from the royal wedding. Finally, tutu silhouettes inspired by ballet are appearing on runways in short, mid-length and floor length styles made of organza and ribbons. This trend grew after the film "Black Swan."
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The document summarizes several 1950s-1960s teen subcultures in the UK, including Mods, Teds, Freaks, Hippies, and Bikers. Mods originated in London in the late 1950s and were known for modern jazz, soul, and R&B music as well as tailored Carnaby Street fashion. Teds adopted a working class style with long jackets, velvet collars, drainpipe trousers, and brothel creepers. Freaks in the late 1960s listened to artists like Bowie and Pink Floyd and had long hair and alternative gatherings. Hippies in the 1960s embraced psychedelic rock, drugs, and simple lifestyles as part of aFashion in Greece 25 years ago
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It's not that easy to answer the question, "What is fashion?" because it means different things to different people.
Fashion is a popular style or practice, especially in clothing, footwear, accessories, makeup, body piercing, or furniture. It is a distinctive and often habitual trend in the style in which a person dresses. It is the prevailing styles in behaviour and the newest creations of textile designers.
But ultimately, fashion is an individual statement of expression for each of us.
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The document summarizes fashion trends from the 1930s through the 1990s based on various factors like world events, popular music and culture. It describes the influential fashion designers of the 1930s like Coco Chanel and the post-World War II "New Look" silhouette popularized by Christian Dior. It then outlines the diverse 1960s trends like mini skirts and go-go boots as well as popular bikinis. Platform shoes and bell bottoms characterized the 1970s along with longer hair for men. Tighter tops with looser bottoms was a 1970s trend that reversed in the 1980s. The 1990s saw a rejection of flashy 1980s fashion along with the rise of grunge styles and recycling1960s fashion
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The 1960s saw a rejection of traditional fashion norms. Designers embraced bold colors and styles. Miniskirts became popular despite controversy over exposed legs. Jean Shrimpton scandalized with her short dress in 1965. Hippies popularized casual, colorful styles inspired by Eastern cultures. Mods favored modern styles while Rockers preferred 1950s greaser looks, sometimes clashing. Men increasingly experimented with styles like turtlenecks, Nehru jackets, and long hair. Icons like Twiggy, Audrey Hepburn, and Jackie Kennedy influenced global fashion.punk x fashion zine.pdf
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The document explores the origins and influence of punk fashion. It discusses how Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren's London clothing shop in the 1970s served as a home base for high-end punk fashion and helped establish many of its iconic styles. Key punk fashion elements are then outlined, such as safety pins, tartan fabrics, controversial graphics, and leather/vinyl materials. The document also examines how punk aesthetics have been referenced in high fashion couture over decades and continue to influence modern streetwear trends.Research for OTS - 1920's
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This is my research for my media production to look into the fashion and the general era of the 1920s.Fashion In 60S Essay Example
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The document discusses how fashion has changed significantly over time, influenced by factors like society, culture, gender, and politics. Different eras saw drastic changes in clothing styles, materials, and designs that characterized the cultures wearing those fashions. Some notable shifts included Christian Dior introducing the "New Look" in 1947 that brought luxury and formal styles, and the 1950s-1960s being a transformative time as new generations gained their own styles influenced by films and music.Evolution of the Fashion in the 19th to 20th Century
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The document summarizes fashion trends from the 19th to early 20th century across different decades:
- In the 1800s, women's fashion featured full skirts, tiered capes, shawls, and deep bonnets. Men wore top hats.
- Throughout the 1800s and into the early 1900s, women's silhouettes gradually shifted to feature smaller waists and fuller skirts in the back, supported by corsets and crinolines.
- Men's fashion emphasized fitted coats and jackets with high starched collars and cravats/neckties. Decorative elements like ruffles and pleats became more common in women's fashion by the 1880s.Fashion History - Women's Clothing of the 1950's
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The underlying concern with the particular nuclear bomb, the alterations wrought by the Civil rights...Fashion through the_ages
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The document summarizes fashion trends from different decades of the 20th century and into the 21st century. In the 1920s, fashion became more relaxed and expressive after World War 1, with shorter hemlines and loose fitting clothes influenced by jazz music. In the 1940s, professional styles like suits and fedoras emerged alongside zoot suits. The 1960s saw the rise of hippie fashion like bell bottoms and tie dye. Bright colors and psychedelic patterns dominated in the 1980s alongside big hair. Today's fashion draws on past trends but is more individualized, with 1950s styles, 80s legwarmers, and sportswear popular.1980s Fashion
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The 1980s saw experimental fashion trends and the rise of iconic pop stars that defined the era. Designers abandoned conventions and embraced bright colors, padded shoulders, and teased hair. Michael Jackson, Prince, and Madonna emerged as hugely popular musicians. By the mid-1980s, Cyndi Lauper's style influenced youth fashion with neon colors and accessories. The decade was defined by bold self-expression through clothing, music, and popular culture.Trend Pitch Analysis
- 1. Trend PitchAnalysis #1: Theme: Victorian Embellished Silverware Patternsand Attention to Silver Relevance: With the currentskyrocketed prices of gold, a dampened economy, and the latest environmentalmindset, autilization of refurbished objects with attention to silver detail brings silverwareaccessories to the fashion spectrum. The recent urgeto reinstate aged items, such as antique forks, spoons, knives, and even scrap silver has found its way into becoming bracelets, necklaces, and rings. Furthermore, recent royal and political figureshave placed chic conservativenessback to existence. Designers with attention to silver and Victorian detail are Dries Van Noten, VivienneWestwood, and J. Mendel. Direction: Silver plated diningsets are influencingsociety to reusematured house wares, rather than purchase new accessories. An environmental motion to recycle and refurbish the old into new can be seen in the silver design. It channels a conservativeand revisited Victorian era. From stenciled wall patternsto bed sheet designs, the same Victorian influenceseen in silverwareis present. Market: Women aging from young fashion conscious college studentsto wise middleaged professionalswillgreet this trend warmly. Key Items: Necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and rings.
- 2. Victorian Spoon Bracelet and Ring Embellished Silverware, Pinterest Detailed Utensil Ring, Pinterest Matured Victorian Pattern, Pinterest
- 3. Ancient Silver Teacup, Pinterest J. Mendel Resort 13 Silver Victorian Stencil Dries Van Noten, S/S 13 Vivienne Westwood S/S 13
- 4. Trend PitchAnalysis #2: Theme: Top Hats: womenswear and menswear by political and pop cultural leaders. Relevance: The F/W 12/13 showsrangingfrom Daks, Jean PaulGaultier, and Ralph Lauren all held claim to the 18th century top hats. As this fall began a significant political time in the United States, we are reminded of past presidentialand governmentalfashions. This top hat makesa connection with Abraham Lincoln and the famed Uncle Sam of our past generations. Like history, weare in a time of war and debate as our predecessorswereat the time they made this headwear known. Italso transitions well after the recent year’scraze with hat culturesince the royalweddingand summer widebrimmed hats. Direction: The routethat the top hat has taken leads to influenceon suit trends and even womenswear by addingtuxedo detailing to feminineclothing. It has even been accompanied on the runway withan old-fashioned wooden caneand reference to the pop cultureof Charlie Chaplin and the Three Stooges. As a hat whose height reaches far above the head, it breaks away from the short stack of previously famed hats, such as the fedora. Market: A unisexaudienceof men and women from 25 to 35 seeking an urban sophisticated classic look. Key Items: Top hats and suits.
- 5. Daks S/S 2013, Milan Fashion Week Jean Paul Gaultier F/W 12/13 Ralph Lauren F/W 12/13 Street Shot, New York
- 6. John F. Kennedy, Popthomology.com Top hat, Pinterest Audrey Hepburn, Pinterest Prince Phillip, Pinterest
- 7. Trend Pitch#3: Theme: Ballet inspired organzatutus. Relevance: Runway collectionsof Betsey Johnson, Christian Dior, DriesVan Noten, Givenchy, Jason Wu, and Marchesahave all been spotted sporting ballerina inspired tutus. In 2010 withthe premiereof the successful film, The Black Swan, the heightened desire for the femininedesignsof a dancer grew. Asfashion has recently seen many looksof the classics, such as neutraltones and top hats, the timeless silhouette of a ballerina fits well. Direction: These tutusare stemming from the original tutu silhouette, with its petite length and tautness to a multitudeof dimensions. Many designers are overlayingsheer elongated tutuson top of another short skirt underneath. Someare beginning to evolveto the length of a ball gown that sweeps at the floor. Details in the form of ribbon trims or tiers of organza from waist down are prevalent. Market: Women of the mainstream consumersfrom 18-24 yearsold. Key Items: Tutusof short, mid-length, and floor length.
- 8. Jason Wu S/S 13 Betsey Johnson S/S 13 Marchesa S/S 13 Crinoline tutu, Chictopia.com
- 9. Refindstyle.wordpress.com Refindstyle.wordpress.com Black Swan Film 2010 Givenchy Spring 2008