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Many people do not like change. They wish things would just stay the same. Change, however, is inevitable. In Jenny Han’s The Summer I Turned Pretty is about a girl that spends her summer at a beach house with brother, mom, her mom’s friend, mom’s friend’s children. She is in love with one of her mom’s friends sons. They all go to a beach house every summer, and this summer things begin to change. She wants things to stay exactly like they were in the previous summers. A theme for The Summer I Turned

thinking women as someone’s wives amd mothers; however, few women started to live as non-conformist who called the “flappers” (Bolotta, 86). Their fashion style was a big shock to Canadians during 1920s because they wore thick make-up, short dresses or skirts which come above knees, exposed legs and arms and bobbed hair (Kateryna) These were new styles to Canadian women, and “flapper” look became popular between women in 1920s. It is significant because it was the turning point of women Canadian fashion

using makeup. (Keogh). Clothing was also made to be comfortable. Since women were replacing jobs for men in factories there clothing had to be loose fitting and comfortable. In 1947, Dior introduced the “New Look”, featuring longer lengths and fuller skirts, they were being to look more like women again.Women’s fashion changed to a soft, feminine and romantic image, this set the stage for fashion of women in the next decade. Optimism came about during the post-war years of the nineteen fifties. The

dresses. 1960’s moved to more playful, knee-length dresses. 1970’s was tight fitting clothes and platform shoes. 1980’s was all about bright colors. 1990’s included thrift shop clothes and more of a hip-hop style. Lastly, the 2000’s is all about short skirts and movie orientated clothes. There have been many throwback outfits but mostly from the 1980’s till this day. The main influence of Australian fashion in all decades was overseas trends and influences. 1950’s The 1950’s were all about tight-waisted

(“Vintage Fashion”). Their styles incorporated leather, jeans, corduroy, and the ballet shoes for the girls. Men’s wear began to drastically change. Men would wear a leather jacket, with jeans that narrowed at the bottom, and a simple t-shirt (Peacock 210-211). This was the first time in history that jeans were not just worn by the working class but by all men (“Brief History”). The man’s lust for flesh grew during this time, so women’s skirts began to get shorter and the bikini was invented. Clothes

about? Your favorite pair of jeans, of course. Jeans have come a long way since the era of the bell bottoms (so glad I missed that!). Some are indeed still flared and bell-shaped to slip just-so over a pair of boots while with others it's all about the length and skimming the floor ever so slightly. Decades may come and go, the symbolic Age of Aquarius giving way to the chronological one, but consumers will always covet the perfect pair of jeans. Culturally, jeans have shaped

pants or shorts in various pastels or plaids combined with a button down dress shirt or polo shirt and boat shoes. The polo shirts had to have their collars starched up, not folded. Women also wore polo shirts with the collar up as well paired with jeans or brightly colored pants and high heels Sometimes a sweater would be tied over their shoulders as well (1990’s in fashion). This was something both men and women did. Again, there people today who still like this look and dress in this manner. In

Girls: Frocks, Midis, Tops, Blouses, Nighties, Night Suits, Lingerie, Salwar-Kameez, Three-piece Suits, Lacha Suits, Ghagra Cholis, Skirts, Capris, Parallel Sets, Tights, Stretch Jeans, Cycling Shorts, Pants, Hipsters, Kaftans, Swim Suits, Sportswear, School Uniforms, Dress Material. Price Range: 499-1500 It also has a section for toys and stationary. Jewellery The store also has a wide

The 1960s were an age of fashion innovation for women. The (“1960s In Western Fashion”) article stated. Which is completely true, since the 60’s helped develop a new path of modern fashion for today's world.In the 60’s people were finally more open to being more bold with their clothing chooses instead of being like the norm, everyone basically did their own thing.Fashion in the 1960’s changed the way the people think of and wear Fashion today. Without the 60’s outbreak of bright and colorful fashion

Trends today, are hardly ever completely new. More often than we may notice, we recycle trends and styles and then add our own modern turns. Even though fashion and style in today's pop-culture is about individuality; we share several similarities with the fashion scene of the 1960’s. Fashion took a everlasting turn in the 1960's and some of our most iconic looks come from the decade. Even though the 60’s are best known as the decade for crazy experimentation; when it came to the world of fashion