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and what artists and designers were producing at the time to influence my work. 1950s post war fashion was the debut for many shapes, colourful prints and exaggerated voluminous skirts and tiny waists. There were a few main silhouettes during the 1950s, one of the most iconic would be the A Line shaped dress and skirts, many designers used this shape and it is still popular now. There was also the slim fitting

either uniform throughout the collar 310 or may be of varying thicknesses. Opposite the edge of the collar 310 which intersects with the base 308, the collar 310 intersects with a skirt 314. The skirt 314 has a predetermined thickness, which may be either uniform through, or may be of varying thicknesses. The skirt 314 extends a

completely disappeared, and belts were worn around the hips. Skirts rose to the knees during the early years of the 1920s, then fell to the ankles again in around 1923, and rose up to the knees again in 1925, and were again long by the end of the decade. The chemise (French for shirt) type dress was popular from 1925 to 1929. This style of skirt hung straight down to the knees. The straight skirt was the dominant shape of the 1920s, but flaring skirts were also in fashion. Waists, however, were still quite

dividing line. Typically, the leader prays for people starting to the left of the line and moving toward the right. Have your altar skirt open and ready to place over a lady who might fall under the anointing. Once the leader reaches the middle of the podium, the Altar Skirt Worker on duty from the right side of the altar will take over and the prevous Altar Skirt Worker returns to er position on the left side of the altar. If there is a family standing at the dividing line, wait until each family

During the Romantic era, 1820s through 1850s, a transition was made from the former Empire style to the new Romantic style. In women’s clothing, waistlines began to increase and skirts were becoming fuller in size and appearance. Skirts were cut in an A-shape with the hem of the skirt being the fullest and the top of the skirt being

gathering was determined which dress or gown they were to wear. Fashion during this time was literally strung tightly. Suits were also acceptable for women to wear during this time. The suits they would wear were systemized jackets with blouses and long skirts. Rather than being made by a dressmaker these suits were made by a tailor specific to ladies. During this time they also had sporting attire that they would wear during their more active times during the day. In the article Fashion In the 1900s,

“parking your girdle” so that you have the ability to do the Charleston dance, to short skirts and even shorter haircuts, and men playing jazz music in the Cotton Club every night, the 1920’s was a time of youthful celebration and exotically inspired dress. What the individuals that lived in the 1920’s didn’t realize was that they would have a major influence in our world today. If there was no dancing, no mini skirts, and no jazz music, our world would be tasteless and lacking culture. The Roaring 20’s

The Minoan civilization flourished in Crete. Unlike other early civilizations, Minoans accepted equality among men and women. Women were of great importance and had authority in society, which is evident through artifacts found of female deities and the mother goddess. Interestingly, the clothing Minoan women wore was intricate and highly ornamented. Experts believe such elaborate clothing was possible because of Minoan’s weaving and dyeing skills and trade. Minoans used clothing mainly for

women’s attire. Early 1950s saw poddle skirts, modest white blouses with black and white oxford shoes for younger ones. Hooded dress to a skirt worn over a stiff crinoline petticoat was fashionable. Hats and gloves were used for social functions and religious ceremonies. Stilettos became popular when movie stars like Marilyn Monroe, Jayne Mansfield and Sophia Loren wore them. Girls wore rolled up jeans with casual blouses or men’s shirts-a felt skirt with poodle design appliqué. Ponytail, poodle

with mini skirts, the fashion throughout the years has constantly changed. At the beginning of the 1900s the skirts of dresses formed a train in the back of the dress. The skirt’s silhouette was slim at the hip with pleating and smocking. The decorations of the dresses were achieved with ruffles, tucks, buttons, and lace insertions. These dresses also had high neck lines. The Dresses in 1910 people were more radical with styles. Some of these radical styles included the hobble skirts and the lampshade