Revolutionary Fashion
Published on Feb 02, 2016
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
THE NAME OF THIS ERA WAS...
- The 1900s-1910s was known as the "Ballroom Decades"
FASHION ICONS OF THE BALLROOM DECADES
- Notable icons were Queen Victoria of England
- Model Camille Clifford
- And model Liane de Vries
- There were no movie actresses at the time
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ENGLAND AND OTHER PARTS OF EUROPE LEAD FASHION AT THIS TIME
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WORLD EVENTS THAT HAPPENED AND INSPIRED FASHION
- WWI persuaded women to get out to take over men's jobs which started them to cut their hair
- Women still dressed very elegant but their clothes started getting looser
- Other events was the sinking of the Titanic(1912), first car invented(1908), and the Wright brothers flight(1903)
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Popular music was burlesque and classical opera music
Photo by Johnnie Utah
THE ROARING TWENTIES HOWEVER..
- Was the 1920s era where fashion changed dramatically after WW1
Photo by Meagan L. Ragan
This time, America led the world's fashion trends
Photo by Leonard Bentley
People had more time on their hands so they liked to listen to jazz, swing music and watch silent films
Photo by itonys
POPULAR ACTRESSES AND MUSICIANS WHO INFLUENCED FASHION
- Billie Holliday with her curly bun with flowers
- Louise Brooks and Clara Dow were pioneer flappers
- Coco Chanel was a very important icon too
- Men wore fancy suits like Louis Armstrong
Some events that happened was the Harlem Renaissance which started the Charleston look. Then Bonnie and Clyde's crime spree started a slight edgy look
Photo by thefoxling
