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Make-up more elaborate
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| success cults, power suit, power tie |
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| double breasted jacket with front-pleated trousers |
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| menswear look, big shoulders |
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| expensive silk - in red or yellow |
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| Power suit designers in 1980 |
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| Margaret Thatcher, Donna Karan, Giorgio Armani |
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| “Want to know what comes between me and my Calvin's? Nothing.” – Brooke Shields |
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| Aerobics was the fashionable sport |
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| young upwardly mobile processionals "dress for success" |
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| deck shoes, espadrilles, topsiders |
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| papagallo bad - round with wooden handles |
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| personalized needle point bags handle and closure on top, hard |
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a push to new romantic look
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Cult Culture 1980 Dawn of MTV
a push to new romantic look
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Gay Culture defined a cutting edge in
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| Media influence : Soaps - 1980 |
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“Dallas” and “Dynasty”
high-powered women |
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| Media Influence : Men - 1980 |
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“Miami Vice” - impeccably casual
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| Media Influence : MTV- 1980 |
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NAFTA – North American Free Trade Agreement
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First retail sale of custom-fitted jeans made by
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10 million computers connected to Internet
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| Print dresses from the 40s as worn in “Evita” |
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| Beatnik look from the 50s |
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| Kate Mass in John Galliano 1994 |
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| clean & sophisticated looking |
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| Take a retro-floral dress and accessorize it with Doc Marten boots, long underwear and a flannel checked shirt |
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| Baby-doll Look - Baby Spice/ Brittney Spears, longer dress with white knee highs and black mary janes/ t- straps |
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Fetish and homoerotic
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| reinterpretation of 1930s Vionnet |
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| Tumultuous (turbulent) times have an influence on Fashion |
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| Fashion becomes a global phenomenon |
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| a fusion of previous styles, global and ethnic clothing, numerous music-based subcultures, especially indie pop |
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| Recycled vintage style from 40s, 50s, 60s, 80s |
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| Britney Spears popularized 2000 |
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| low-rise jeans, Crop tops, lower back tattoos, navel piercing and the whale tail |
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| Fashion becomes less grungy and more excessive |
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| Wearing of thongs becoming less popular |
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| Baggy jeans craze and skinny jeans are in! |
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| 1980 Revival – large chunky jewelry, leggings, and/or miniskirts |
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| in 2003 but falls out of favor in 2005 |
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made popular by Mary-Kate and
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| Owning a cell phone, MP3 Players |
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| Generation Y supplants Gen X |
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| takes on task of doing 3-D scan of 10,000 men and women to replace old tables of 1940s |
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| 48.8% of women wear size 12 or larger |
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| Tom Ford leaves Gucci & YSL to design under own name |
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| Alexander McQueen leaves Givenchy to open own salon |
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| Nicolas Ghesquire ---> Balenciaga |
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| Viktor & Rolf known for exaggerated recognizable forms |
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| Stella McCartney becomes chief designer for Chloe |
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| Michael Kors – carpool couture – “Project Runway” |
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| Zac Posen (27) one of younger designers to show in New York |
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| leaves Gucci & YSL to design under own name |
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| leaves Givenchy to open own salon |
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| becomes chief designer for Chloe |
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| Worst Fashion Trends 2000 |
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| 1. Crocs 2. Juicy Track suits “butt pants” 3. Ponchos 4. Ugg boots 5. Livestrong bracelets 6. Popped Collars 7. Von Dutch (Trucker) Hats 8. Low Rise Jeans |
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9. Thigh High Boots
10. Ripped Skinny Jeans
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12. Ed Hardy Shirts
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| Born in 1938 Hamburg, Germany |
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| At the age on 14 left for paris, France to study informally to become a fashion designer |
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| 1954 won a prize for International Wool Secretariat for a coat be designed |
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| Worked for Chloe from 1959-1978 |
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| Started Fendi in 1965 working on furs; in 1969 launched the house's first RTW fur collection |
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| Created Fendi's double F logo |
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| 1977 launched Fendi's TRW lines for both men & women |
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| 1978 began designing haute couture for the House of Chanel |
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| 1983 With the help if Gilles Du Four added a Chanel TRW garments |
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| kept the cardigans and suits, but reinvented it with a more dramatic look -- Chanel RTW |
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| 1984 started his own clothing line |
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| in 2005 sold the name of his brand to Tommy Hilfiger, but maintained full design involvement |
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| Member of the Chambre Syndicale Du Pret- A- Porter |
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| Is an avid photographer, and ofter shoots his own press photos |
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| personal trademarks; long ponytail, powdered- white hair, and sunglasses |
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| Continues to be creative director for Chanel, Fendi, and his Karl label |
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| boen July 11th in Piacenza Italy |
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| studied medicine at the University of Bologna for 2 years |
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| left school for a military obligation 1957 |
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| Worked for La Rinascente a famous department store in Italy as a window-dresser & later an assistant designer |
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| did freelancing for multiple manufactures up to 10 at a time |
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| partnered with Galeotti & started his name brand in 1974 |
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| favors colors such as blue, black, white, shades or grey, and beige |
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| revolutionized fashion with the unstructured jacket for men & women |
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| fitted Richard Gere in American Gigolo, making his clothes will desired in AMerica |
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| has dressed nearly everyone in Hollywood |
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| Designed suits for Christian Bales (bruce wayne) as bat man along with tom cruise for mission impossible |
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| worth 5 billion & growing |
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| has multiple sub brands help appeal to all demographics |
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| The legion of Honours for lifetime achievements |
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| 1st to ban models with a BMI under 18 due to death from anorexia |
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| Designes outfits for the 2006 italian Olympians |
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| Designed suits for the soccer team Chelsea as well as England's football team |
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| born in New York City 1963 - 49 years long |
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| grandma taught him to knit |
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| attended design school & worked at popular New York boutique- Charivari |
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| Design student of the year at Parsons |
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| youngest to win The Counsil of Fashion of America's Perry Ellis Award or New Fashion Talent |
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| designed first collection for Reuben Thomas, Inc. |
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| joined perry ellis duffey & created grunge line & got fired |
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| is an artistic director for Louis Vuitton- created LV Graffiti bag |
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| known for ruffle dresses & skirts- often have and Edwardian influence - pulled from the 80s as well |
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| know for mixing patterns & styles |
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| Provocative advertising- "Oh, Lola" with Dakota Fanning |
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| celebrity friend promote him |
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| recently said he did not want other celebrities at his shows |
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| Glossop Derbyshire England |
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| Mother= cotton weaver father shoe maker |
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| 1962 marries Derek Westwood, soon after her first son & went back to teaching |
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| Inspiration was drawn from England’s depressed economic, social political conditions & of course from newfound need to rebel |
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| opened "let it rock" with Mclaren |
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| first collection "pirates in the Spring of 1971" |
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| MINI- Crini Spring/summer 1985 |
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| British designer of the year |
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| married multiple times 2nd time to Andreas Kronthaler |
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| "Anglomania" 10" platform heel that takes down a super model |
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| Wedding gown for Bradshaw |
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| 10" platform heel that takes down a super model |
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| beginning of platform shoes style |
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| 2 huge antiwar matches in Washington D.C. |
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| economy in worst recession in 40 years |
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| Giorgio Armani open womenswear salon |
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| The "Annie Hall" look becomes popular, as does fashion from Saturday Night Fever |
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| the "Dress for Success" look takes off |
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| a combination of high interest rates, high unemployment, slow growth, and decreasing productivity |
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| american family life changed as traditional family structures eroded from a rising divorce rate and declining birth rate |
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| mexican americans began to use this term to express their distinctive identity as separate for a more general U.S. culture |
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| more women entering the business, medicine, and engineering fields in college |
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| gasoline shortages and number of ecological crises |
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| Clean Air Act and a Water Quality Improvement Act |
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| fight for better health care and living centers better suited to the needs or the aging |
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| "Nader's Raiders" - safety issues - platform shoes |
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| Niel Armstron - 1 step/man on the moon |
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| began in 1970 combining clothing & various types of fiber art: weaving, painting, embroidery, and dyeing |
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| The Mary Tyler Moore shoe 1970 |
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| single 30ish independent career women |
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| Saturday Night Live- stay at home and watch TV night |
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| sex appeal - feminist complained |
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| 1970 nostalgia, avoided political or cultural commentary |
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| films making black males look like drug users, pimps, and gangsters |
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| clothing fads that evolved into hip-hop styles of the 1980s |
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| Woodstock & break up of the Beatles |
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| 1970 Rock & Roll Woodstock & break up of the Beatles lead to |
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| nudity, drugs, and sexual freedom |
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| 1970 Saturday Night Fever |
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| Disco dress - John Travolta -- floral knits 3 piece white suits clubs spandex ----anti disco |
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| created fashion styles for the band |
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| torn shirts and jackets decorated with heavy chains and safety pins - London designers popular |
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| specialized in one classification of goods EX (coats or evening dresses) |
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| mens increase in interest in fashion led to many designers to enter the menswear business |
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| laster beam cutting of pattern pieces began in menswear, spread to women's & children's |
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| Computer aided pattern making debuted in |
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| subculture trends influenced fashion |
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| 1970 clothing was more easy to wear dresses & coordinated layering ] due to |
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| effects of the Vietnam War |
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| provided fashion alternative to the masculine style of Lauren |
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| designed by Italian Tai and Rosita Missoni, were expensive but also considered works of art |
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| complex knitwear in distinctive patterns and colors were made in limited number and have also been included in museum exhibits |
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| over all winner pants for women |
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| image marketing more than design, putting money into ads for the first time, placing of logos and initials on the outside of clothing |
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| 1970 coordinate tailored pieces |
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| frequently menswear inspired, and fluid, close to the body dresses |
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| pieces that worked for many occasions |
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| full skirts or a hem ruffle |
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| short version became standard |
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| worn with shirt wide loose tie or bow low heels and neutral color |
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| standard for all occasions - casual wear, work, or evening wear |
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| year of sweater and dressing - casual |
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| created irregular horizontal lines |
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| ultra short petticoat substitute- for wear under short pants and skirts blurred into the short-lived fashion for teddy pants or tap pants |
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| Teddy pants/ Tap pants 1970 |
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| underpants evocative of 1930 buttoned styles with wide legs |
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| jewelry designer - horseshoe shaped belt buckle |
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| 1970 safari suit for men & women - knit |
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| inspired by african american dress- civil rights movement |
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