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    Believe it or not, since the beginning of time Fashion has been a key factor for all. We are not the only ones who care about our dress. The Victorian era, from 1837 to 1901, is one of the most diverse fashion eras in history. The era encompassed plain skirts, to hoop skirts to bustles and was impacted by wars, royalty and tragedy. Fashion was even important to factory girls and they planned their clothing to send a message. Throughout the American Victorian Era the reasons for the women’s clothing styles

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    Have you ever taken a step back and looked How Coco Chanel Revolutionised Fashion By Sienna Hollis at how fashion has revolutionised over the years? Well, this article is taking a step back in time all the way to the early 1900’s to look at the way that Coco Chanel changed fashion. Coco Chanel was all about empowering women through her designs by throwing stereotypes of how women should dress out of the window. She introduced many trends that we still see within todays society with many of her original

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    and women being able to vote.) One big change that occurred during the 1920’s social shift was the fashion industry. Fashion is something that reflects the beliefs and social standards of that time. This industry, along with others, had an immense boom during the 1920s. The evolution of fashion during this decade is described as “... abandoning fussiness and unnecessary details” (Anne McEvoy). Fashion played an important role in the 1920s, for it was a reflection of a period of escapism, women’s independence

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    Fashion In The 1920's

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    Fashion. It can be interpreted in many different ways; fashion is a form of art, self expression, and a way of defining someone. For many years, fashion has developed and changed drastically to appeal to flocking consumers. Who knew that the clothing one wore could have so much value? In many cases, women played a big role, from time periods before the 1800’s till now. Previously, women had been considered only housewives, catering to needs of their children, cleaning, and the overall maintenance

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    Flappers In The 1920s

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    The radio show would be hosted by students from a women’s college in New York City, exploring the lifestyle of flappers and informing young women in New York about the latest trends in beauty and fashion, as well as women’s issues, relationships, and entertainment. Following World War I, changes in the political and social climate during an era of postwar prosperity fostered the emergence of the “flapper,” a woman who publicly embodied a new moral order for women in the 1920s. Flappers boldly challenged

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    uncomfortably big and they were used for house work such as washing dishes,cooking, and taking care of the children.When looking back at the first decade of the 1800’s fashion styles it was definitely a refined decade in what they wore. But much of what they wore back then still resonates in the fashion world today. The biggest difference is that fashion is much more casual than in the past. The refined and more polished look that happened in the early 1800’s1 gradually gave a way to less formal styles.

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    Progressive Era Clothing

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    The Victorian Era is well known for puffy skirts and restricting formal garments while the Progressive Era was known for its more flamboyant attire and the World War II Era for its more conservative style to ration for the war. The history of clothing and fashion calls to question its importance in distinguishing identities of different groups of people as well as marking the different stages of the country’s cultural, political, and economic history. How are the different clothing styles reflective

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    distinctive air to the characters within the novel. Through the description of clothing or the lack thereof, James is able to convey specific things about the characters through their degree of conformity to societal rules. Throughout history, fashion has been the biggest indicator of social and economic status. While the sumptuary laws of the Elizabethan era that determined the color and style people of different ranks were allowed to wear ended around 200 years prior to the time the novel was

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    Admin, Vintage Fashion Guild. “1900 to 1910.” June 3, 2012. Accessed December 7, 2016. http://vintagefashionguild.org/fashion-timeline/1900-to-1910/. This webpage gave a brief description of the fashion during the time of 1900 to 1910. It went from the end of the Victorian era fashion to the Designs of Paul Poiret. This webpage helped my paper by giving descriptive detail about the dresses the woman wore in the 1900’s. It gave me insight of the high necks and undefined bosom’s. Aldous, Tony.

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    Have you ever stopped to wonder how women's’ fashions evolved to what they are today? How did our past family members dress, was the style conversative or free? The most iconic and dramatic shift in fashion that has ever occured was during the Roaring Twenties at the end of World War II. Fashion styles in the Roaring Twenties quickly evolved from a conservative style to a freedom way of dressing. Fashion of this era not only revolutionized the way women dressed and they style choices they had

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