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THE EVOLUTION OF FASHION TRENDS IN THE 20TH AND 21ST CENTURIES A sign of the current historical period is the evolution of fashion. With the growth of fashion itself, one learns about the changes in politics, social conventions, technology, and culture. Like the wheels of time, the fashion industry will continue to move forward. It's like a pair of jeans whose quality becomes better with use. While a century may not seem like a very long period in the context of history, it is unquestionably a very long time when it comes to the transition from high-waisted torn shorts to ankle-length pleated skirts. A unique selection of elegant and avant-garde outfits, including bodycon dresses, daddy sneakers, and V-neck flapper dresses, is acting as an inspiration for fashion designers throughout the globe. The primary theme of 1920s clothes, whether it was related to morality or the growth of fashion, was revolutionary freedom. All the Victorian standards of elegance and propriety were abandoned as women in the 1920s became increasingly interested in informal and free-spirited clothing. Because of Coco Chanel's well-known bust-contouring, waist-vanishing flapper dress and the addition of the short hairdo to it, the fashion development saw a trend of the "boyish" aesthetic. In particular, the cloche hat rose in favor during this time. The genres were largely created under the influence of youth-oriented jazz culture. The outfits were embellished with fringe and beads to convey both appeal and irresponsibility. Most of the clothing was ankle-length dresses for work, while polka-dot garden dresses were frequently worn throughout the day. When the swinging 1960s gave way to the disco decade of the 1970s, everyone was given a beautiful new outfit full of colors, vintage patterns, gloss, and texture. Women wore graphic t-shirts, tunic tops, colorful skirts, and polyester jumpsuits in hippie or granny styles. Polka dots came back, but this time they were on button-up shirts and minis instead of garden dresses.
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