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Belle Epoque

When talking about the beginning of the twentiethcentury , the world always uses the term " the Belle Epoque" , meaning " beautiful era " . Fashion was definitely one

beautiful - long hair, wide necklines and lace tons .

First World War

t the beginning of World War !, corsets werecompletely abandoned , dropped waist and foot wereshortened up to the knees .

!ts the first time in fashion history when the bust lineis unimportant .

Women with small breasts ha#e known triumph ,

while their counterparts were best equipped all kindsneed to rely on fireworks to fit into fashionableclothes in those days .

Fashion 20s

!mmediately after World War !, women mentality began tochange. t the time, they were gi#en the opportunity to work outside the home and practically use their intelligence. $hey

occupied the administrati#e things were nurses or posting.

With new functions ha#e been forced to gi#e up sophisticatedclothing in fa#or of more practical outfits and e#en ga#e up longtresses and sophisticated hairstyles.

mbitions ha#e gradually increased and it could not be otherwise when one female models with an impressi#e character, "fashioniconii" of that period, made their place names such as %ouiseBrooks, &reta &arbo and 'oco 'hanel.

'oco 'hanel fashion has become in using feminine accessories

such as bracelets, chains, pearls, hats in combination with simple



outfits, and little black dress and e#en inspirational men like costume. $his last piece of clothing has graduallyconquered tastes, becoming a "must ha#e", a "uniform" of women wealthy businessman.

!n ()*+, 'oco 'hanel tells arpers Baaar that "simplicity is the key to true elegant".$he designer, with %ouise Brooks, spawned a new generation of women with a strong personality. $hey differin that their hair cut short, without losing their femininity, wore short skirts, makeup and were often seen insociety, smoking and sipping cocktails.

/nlike pre#ious generations, in that time women had become more independent, their cars dri#e themsel#esand not afraid to be 0udged because they spend nights in clubs listening to 0a or en0oying the energetic dance

such as the 'harleston.

ll 'hanel was also the first designer who launched his first fragrance that bears his name - 'hanel 1o. 2, in()*(. !t was from the beginning a huge success, so we can say, rightly, that the designer !t was a trendsetter anfrom this point of #iew.

30s

!n general, specify +3s attire must contain at leastone item4 shoulders breeches, curl, cut tight bodice or

waist, long skirt, wide and flaring or - on specialoccasions - a long train.

Elegance was obligatory for women, regardless of time of day. $he only aspect that made the difference

was the material from which the clothes were made.

$hus, if the day is preferred for less demandingte5tures like cotton, linen or wool for the e#ening

were "highly co#eted" satin, #el#et or silk.

$he colors were also somewhat e5treme, if youcompare the times of day4 morning and lunch fordark colors or gray, while the second part of the day

floral prints, contrasting shades and colorful details.

40s

6uffed slee#es in the right upper parts of the arms are now replaced with the famous "shoulder pads", shorten lengthdresses up the middle legs and waist highlights no longerthan through a cordon subtle.

owe#er, it places great emphasis on the hips of women in theconte5t of keeping the silhouette idea of "slender" are consideredenshrined of femininity.

$herefore insist on more generous in the question, large floralprints or hyperdimensional pockets 0ust to place attention on theportion concerned. 7aterials for day dresses are becoming morecomfortable and the colors are "allowed" whate#er time of day.

50s

Bare shoulders, hips and waist highlighted "wasp" accounted forthat period must ha#e real sites. Wide and loose skirts that stopped

0ust below the knee and wide belts at the waist were in greatdemand. For e#ening, dresses broadly kept about the same, thedifference being made accessories4 Bags en#elope, hats or glo#es

sic medium length lace.



$he 83s

$he 83 are thought to be early " re#olution " for the femalefashion outfits begin to be more simple , approaching theimage of modern women , career .

ppear therefore tapered skirts knee or 0ust abo#e the 0acketsand coats slightly arched checkered wife made famous by former /9 6resident :ohn F. ;ennedy , :acqueline <nassis .

'hromatic contrasts like black , red, blue or black and yellow were also in #ogue .

$he =3s

$he =3s were a period of ma0or changes that ha#e beenmarked mo#ement " hippie " . $herefore , most influentialfashion had the same starting point "current " #ery flaredtrousers , 0eans , long shirts with tassels or fringes, ethnic-inspired designs , floral , wo#en leather and coloredheadbands . !n terms of color , unlimited color palette .

The 80s

Fashion >3s was go#erned by current disco . $he highlights were #ery short skirts , tights , shirts with a free shoulder ,slee#es "three quarters " charts in glowing colors andapplications .

Were #ery fashionable and long necklaces , bracelets and

earrings large plastic more easily obser#ed. $he wholee#olution of the fashion world in the >3s re#ol#ed aroundsome symbols that ga#e " tone " in show business both inclothing and , of them standing out clearly .... 7adonna . !nshort , the >3 stood under the spirit of nonconformity , thecourage and e5pansi#itatii .

t the end of the $wentieth 'entury , clothes and shopping Becomesa collecti#e passion 4 E#en children learn the name of &aultier , Fendiand ?olce @ &abbana .

$hat promotes a #ehicle Becomes Fashion handbags, decorations and 0ewelry . !F 6aris A France is still 'onsidered thefashion capital , 7ilan A!taly is $he <ne $hat co#ers most people

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