81. Senior Fashion The Picture Gallery http//drake.marin.k12.ca.us/students/gallaghj/fashion/fads.html,This corset was worn in the 1920's, when women dared to be different by http://www.jcu.edu/faculty/harris/senior_fashion.htm

Flapper 1920's Zoot Suit 1920's 1930's Fashion Flapper 1920's The Picture Gallery http://drake.marin.k12.ca.us/students/gallaghj/fashion/fads.html This corset was worn in the 1920's, when women dared to be different by cutting their hair and wearing skirts that fell to the knees. A boyish, waif-like figure was 'all the rage' in the 20's. To achieve this flat look, women wore corsets like these that hooked onto the garter belt, there by binding the breasts down against the rib cage. Zoot Suit 1920's Men's Vintage Fashions http://www.murrayontravel.com/carolnolan/ In the late 20's the Jazz Musicians of Harlem pushed the boundaries of fashion with their big, bold and baggy ZOOT SUITS. Their high waisted baggy pants, cinched in at the ankle, and their fully cut coats created a fashion statement that continues on in dance clubs around the world. 1930's Fashion Look at the prices of the dresses in 1930. Early 20th Century Fashion Links: 1930's http://www.costumes.org/pages/1930links.htm

82. Girls.LifeTips.com TipLetter Archive. Want to test your knowledge on Girls? Try taking a BigBrainnow! fashion fads fads. Wear what feels comfortable to you. http://girls.lifetips.com/PPF/scid/62276/TipSC.asp

83. Fashion fashion in the 1970s Midi skirts, leisure suits, polyester and platforms! Farout man! Here, we'll explore a little bit of fashion and fads in the 1970s. http://members.fortunecity.com/pweifenbach/fashion.html

web hosting domain names email addresses related sites 1970s Fashion Fashion in the 1970s...Midi skirts, leisure suits, polyester and platforms! Far out man! Here, we'll explore a little bit of fashion and fads in the 1970s. FASHION Leisure suits, usually top stitched in a contrasting color with large patch pockets and paired with bell bottom slacks tight in the crotch, and tight fitting body shirt with an open butterfly collar and six inch platform shoes. There were also leisure suit styles for women as well. Colors grew louder and wilder, and if it was a patterned shirt, the designs could sometimes be eccentric. Wearing a matching vest optional. Oh, and don't forget your gold medallion to show off that manly chest under that open collar! :) If you wore ties, they were wide, dude! Very wide! And bowties were also big enough so that you would take flight with the proper wind! For ladies, hot pants and midi skirts were big, and dresses were loose and ruffly for that "toga" look. Peasant style blouses and skirts also were a craze. Ladies also liked big hoop earrings (hoops are making a comeback by the way!) and head kerchiefs. Those went well with that peasant look. As the disco craze heated up, tube tops became cool, and flared skirts and dresses. Take a look at the picture of John Travolta and Karen Lynn Gorney from "Saturday Night Fever" for an idea of how one might have dressed to go out to the disco.

84. Sixties City - Fashions And Fads Images fashion Clothing Images 'Bazaar' mini dress by Mary Quant Dress from the 'Twiggy'range by Pam Proctor Paul Babb 'Biba' cotton mini dress and shirt Thea http://www.sixtiescity.velnet.com/Fash2/Fashion2.htm

Sixties City If their appearance here causes any problem they will be removed. Please see my site info page and be kind enough to advise me by e-mail back to the Sixties City Fashion page Fabric Designs 'Geometric 1' by Verner Panton 'Fabric design by Zandra Rhodes 'Technicus' by Merrick Hansel 'Ebb Tide' by Barbara Brown for Heals 'Galleria' by Barbara Brown for Heals 'Signpost' by Peter McCulloch for Heals 'Spacewalk' by Sue Thatcher for Warner Fabrics 'British Breakfast' from Kings Rd boutique 'Mr. Freedom' Fashion Clothing Images 'Bazaar' mini dress by Mary Quant 'Biba' cotton mini dress and shirt Thea Porter dress Courreges mini dress Paco Rabanne leather and metal dress Yves Saint Laurent mini dresses Ginger Group dress Op-Art one piece bathing suit Cut-away one piece bathing suit Jacket from George Best's Manchester 'Edwardia' boutique Paper mini pattern by Hallmark, the card people

85. Fashions And Fads TRAVEL IN TEMPLE TOWNS !! RAMBLINGS ON fashionS AND fads. C Kumara Bharathy(Parathy). Genesis Of My fashion Phobia. Image14.jpg (33818 http://members.tripod.com/kumarabharathy/newpage1.htm

FastCounter by LinkExchange RAMBLINGS ON FASHIONS AND FADS C Kumara Bharathy (Parathy) Genesis Of My Fashion Phobia This matter of the code of dressing and code of conduct (Nattai Yuddai Bhavanai ) has always been an incomprehensible thing for me. The reason for my slow uptake in these matters connected with 'Haute fashion' is that understanding the subtle protocols of public behavior and dress etiquette is not easy. There is the normal daily way of getting around and special protocol one observes for occasions such as temple festivals weddings and other events in feudal Jaffna. To know these protocols Murai-Thalai One of vexing problem with fashion is to distinguish between an " authentic" luxurious stylish dress from the common garden varieties. Sometimes it is difficult to tell fashion per se without associating price tag and brand names. The dress in a designer boutique can cost you an arm and a leg. You circle and flirt around it. You make a series of visits compare prices and finally buy it. When you wear it is an anticlimax. What was gorgeous in the glittering setting with many of its likes is now a singled out orphan and is on you. For many reasons It does not now look all that great for the trouble. Obvious reason you overlook is that you dont and wont look great in any dress. This is the down side of retail therapy. Luxury has its price, including worry. New comers into western fashion world are learning to redefine 'fashion'. Of course the easiest way is imitation.

86. The Picture Gallery THE PICTURE GALLERY pictures and photographs of fashion from 19201990.1920, This This fashion statement was called the 'Flapper'. As http://drake.marin.k12.ca.us/students/gallaghj/fashion/fads.html

THE PICTURE GALLERY pictures and photographs of fashion from 1920-1990 This corset was worn in the 1920's, when women dared to be different by cutting their hair and wearing skirts that fell to the knees. A boyish, waif-like figure was 'all the rage' in the 20's. To achieve this flat look, women wore corsets like these that hooked onto the garter belt, there by binding the breasts down against the rib cage. A pair of women's shoes in the 20's A couple dressed in evening attire. The woman is wearing a dress that stops at the knees and has no waist to accentuate her boyish figure. This fashion statement was called the 'Flapper'. As you can see, mans fashion has not changed much through the decades. When the 30's arrived, women's hair grew a little longer but still had the same carefree style. Curls, especially those around the face and on the forehead, were very popular back then. This woman is wearing a balloon sleeved dress with a tiny cinched waist. Small skirts with slits up the side or back were very fashionable. This is a purple velvet evening dress, with a typical scoop neck, flowing short sleeves and pleats from the shoulders down.

87. Teacher Page fads of the Fifties. http//www.fiftiesweb.com/fashion/fads.htm. fashions of theFifties. http//www.fiftiesweb.com/fashion/fashion.htm. Slang of the Fifties. http://mciunix.mciu.k12.pa.us/~wmsweb/kosh/teacher_page.htm

Teacher Page Following are the URLs for the websites with this site: Websites About the Fifties Media History Timeline http://www.mediahistory.umn.edu/time/1950s.html National Inventors Hall of Fame http://www.invent.org/index.asp Rock and Roll Hall of Fame http://www.rockhall.com/ Presidents of the United States http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/presidents/ TV Variety Shows of the Fifties http://www.fiftiesweb.com/variety.htm Music of the Fifties http://www.fiftiesweb.com/music.htm TV Shows of the Fifties http://www.fiftiesweb.com/tv50.htm Pop History of the Fifties http://www.fiftiesweb.com/pop/pop-history.htm Fads, Fashions, and Slang of the Fifties http://www.fiftiesweb.com/fashion/fashion.htm Fads of the Fifties http://www.fiftiesweb.com/fashion/fads.htm Fashions of the Fifties http://www.fiftiesweb.com/fashion/fashion.htm Slang of the Fifties http://www.fiftiesweb.com/fashion/slang.htm

88. Mr. McGrath - 1950s - DGN Library fads – 3D Movies, Chlorophyll, Coonskin Caps, Hula Hoops, Think Pink!,Poodles, Telephone Cramming http//www.fiftiesweb.com/fashion/fads.htm. http://www.csd99.k12.il.us/north/library/links2002/eng/mcgrath.htm

4436 Main Street + Downers Grove, IL + 630.795.8461 DGN Catalog Public Libraries Online Resources Internet Search ... Library Home Mr. McGrath - 1950s Lists of Topics http://www.geocities.com/projectfifties/fifties.html http://www.nhmccd.edu/contracts/lrc/kc/decade50.html#education Paranoia and Prosperity http://home.earthlink.net/~neuhausj/1950s/paranoia.html Popular Culture http://home.earthlink.net/~neuhausj/1950s/pop.html Fashion http://www.costumegallery.com/1950.htm Baseball Cards http://www.geocities.com/chrisstufflestreet/history.html Family Life http://www.fiftiesweb.com/pop/info-family.htm Inventions http://www.fiftiesweb.com/pop/inventions.htm Fads – 3D Movies, Chlorophyll, Coonskin Caps, Hula Hoops, Think Pink!, Poodles, Telephone Cramming http://www.fiftiesweb.com/fashion/fads.htm Paint by Numbers – a 1950s Fad http://americanhistory.si.edu/paint/index.html Slang http://www.fiftiesweb.com/fashion/slang.htm Fashion – see list on left side of screen http://www.fiftiesweb.com/fashion/fashion.htm

89. HeartBeats Prog 4 fashion, fads, pop music and trendy hangouts are but some of the elements of popularculture which young people find fascinating but which adults view with http://www1.moe.edu.sg/etv/hb/prog5.htm

SCHOOL ISSUES VIDEO SERIES Home Programme FAQ Forum VIEWER'S GUIDE 5 The Young and The Restless Segment 1 Segment 2 Fashion, fads, pop music and trendy hangouts are but some of the elements of popular culture which young people find fascinating - but which adults view with suspicion and caution. On the other hand, the attraction to popular culture is a transitional and normal process of growing up. How far should the influence of popular culture be seen as something harmful and how much of it is ‘normal’ and ‘expected’? Can measures be taken to protect the young from potential harm without stifling their need to experiment with popular culture? "The Young and the Restless" addresses this conflict in two parts - first through an insightful drama segment, then, through a series of interviews with a psychologist and with young people. Segment 1 In this programme, Mrs. Tan, a teacher, has to come to terms with the influence of popular culture on her children and her students. While she lays the ground rules for her daughter, an exchange with her family triggers off her reflections of her younger days. These reflections reveal similarities between herself and her daughter with regards to their attraction to the fashion and fads of their times. They also reveal similarities in the concerns addressed by the parents of both generations. The programme ends with Mrs. Tan's reflections of the above-said similarities, revealing an interesting point - that popular culture has always existed in all generations and is here to stay.

90. Textile Fashion Related Illustrations Nanban fads @ Explanation Jubao (juban) Karusan Capa (kappa) Jinbaori Nanban Tobacco Pipes Velvet ('birodo') Sarasa http://www.sengoku-expo.net/text/tf/E/kaisetsu_nanbangonomi.html

91. Fashion Merchandising Careers: Home Study Distance Learning Courses The fundamentals of fashion; fads and trends; how fashions develop andspread; the role of style and fashion in contemporary society. http://www.pcdi-homestudy.com/courses/fm/outline.html

Your comprehensive lessons are clear and well-organized; easy to follow, yet challenging and stimulating at the same time. Each lesson begins with an introductory note from your instructor, plus a preview outlining the subject matter and study objectives. Next comes the reading assignment from your text, lesson book, or supplemental references. Practice exercises help you check and review the key concepts you've learned. Then, turn in your open-book exam for the lesson, whenever YOU are ready. Kimberly Schorr is chief instructor of The Professional Fashion Merchandising Program. She has had more than ten years of progressive experience with Macy's Department Store, where she served as a Regional Merchandise Manager, Buyer, Group Manager, and Sales Manager. She was also a Store Manager for The Limited Stores, Inc. She earned a B.S. in Marketing from Miami University. Kimblery, along with our courteous staff of career educators, will closely monitor your progress. She'll be behind you every step of the way, and is eager to share her many professional secrets with you. Lesson 1: FASHION MERCHANDISING: AN INTRODUCTION.

92. NOF Patient Info - Fashion Tips For Women With Osteoporosis Finding clothing that is comfortable and stylish can be difficult for women with osteoporosis due to the body changes associated with the disease. Learn helpful fashion and design tips. http://www.nof.org/patientinfo/fashion_tips.htm

Patient Info Fashion Tips Subscribe to NOF's Newsletters by Email Fashion Tips for Women with Osteoporosis It estimated that over 10 million people already have osteoporosis, approximately 80 percent of these people are women. Compression fractures of the spine can cause body changes: a loss of height, a curving of the shoulders and backs and a thickening waistline. These changes often make it difficult for those with the disease to find stylish, comfortable and properly fitting clothes. Every woman has had the experience of trying on several outfits, before finding one that fits. For women with osteoporosis, shopping for clothes or getting dressed can be a difficult and frustrating experience. Jackets and blouses pull across the back and shoulders. Collars gape. Skirts do not hang properly. All are effects of the physical consequences of osteoporosis. These fashion and design tips listed emerged from Beauty in All Forms®

93. AMC's American Pop! A showcase the people, places, fads and fashions of 20th century pop culture. http://www.ampop.com

94. The Fifties Index- Oldies Music, Classic TV, Pop History, Fifties Clothes, Burma A look at the 1950s music, TV, Elvis, Burna Shave, fads, fashions and slang. http://www.fiftiesweb.com/

Tell a Friend About This Site Click to Bookmark This Page Subscribe! Enter your email to join Fiftiesweb today! HTML Text AOL Music TV Games Pop History ... Links ALL NEW! Enlarged and Expanded TV Section. A Pictorial History of Classic TV Shows. Hundreds of your favorites, with plenty of pictures to bring back memories. Fads, Fashions and Slang Free Games Trivia, Hangman, Wordsearch, Jigsaws, Jumbles, Checkers, Tic Tac Toe, Blackjack... 50s clothing, fads and all those "cool" slang words Music of the 50s Classic TV '50s music history.Year by year. The birth of Rock. And of course, Elvis. Your favorite TV shows from those golden days of yesteryear. Includes 100 TV Westerns. Recent Passings Ron Ziegler 2/10 Johnny Paycheck 2/19 Fred Rogers 2/27 Hank Ballard 3/2 Lynne Thigpen 3/12 Daniel Moynihan 3/26 For More, Go to Dead People You Asked For... Lyrics and Midi Patriotic Songs Irish Songs Christmas Stuff Wagon Train Website Special section! Remember this grand TV Western!

95. 90s Fads/Fashions, Index To Nineties Pages This site is run by a guy from Woostah, Mass, fads/Fashions of the 90s. http://www.inthe90s.com/leisure.shtml

Music Movies Television World Events ... Messageboard This site is run by a guy from Woostah, Mass Fads/Fashions of the 90s 70s Fads/Fashions 80s Fads/Fashions Fads/Fashions Index Clothes Food Video Game Quotes Toys ... Signs You've Had Too Much Latest Additions 90s Toys Popcorn Pretty Sort of like a smaller version of the cupcake doll. The skirt folded up to supposedly make some thing that looked like a peice of popcorn. Came in different scents and colours. 90s Slang It's Cashed Means it's gone. it's done Food of the 90s Push Pops Lolly pops that would be in almost a lipstick tube type container you would push at the bottom to get the lolly pop to get out of the tube. This pushing in the tube made your finger all sticky. Clothes of the 90s Flower Pot Skirt A skirt over trousers Email Siteowner Privacy Statement Submit a Correction , by Charles R. Grosvenor Jr.

96. 70s Fads/Fashions, Index To Seventies Pages This site is run by a guy from Woostah, Mass, fads/Fashions of the 70s. http://www.inthe70s.com/leisure.shtml

Music Movies Television World Events ... Messageboard The 70's are back! Test your 70s knowledge Fads/Fashions of the 70s 80s Fads 90s Fads Fads/Fashions Index Clothes Food Toys Slang ... 30 Years Makes Latest Additions 70s Toys Whizzers The looked like a top and you could roll the tip across the floor to get just the tip spinning and then set it down and watch it go. 70s Slang Mellow Out Chill out; Calm Down: Take a pill; Relax; Pop a lude and watch some Land of the Lost, kid. Food of the 70s Fruit Striped Gum The gum with colorful stripes and a cartoon zebra that galloped around on the commercial Clothes of the 70s Angel Flight Suits Coordinated disco suit with jacket, vest, and flared pants. Your shirt had to be a shiny satin with the large collar. Email Siteowner Privacy Statement Submit a Correction , by Charles R. Grosvenor Jr.

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98. Decades Of Fashion Decades of fashion A Web Quest. Created wear? Throughout the twentiethcentury, fashion has been constantly changing and evolving. http://www.kenston.k12.oh.us/khs/computers/compapps/sweiner/decades_of_fashion.h

Decades of Fashion: A Web Quest Created by: Shannon Weiner, Holly Wickter, Alissa Winkler Introduction Task Resources Process ... Conclusion Introduction What if you were born fifty years ago? How would your personal style be different than it is now? What kind of clothes would be for sale, and which of those would you actually wear? Throughout the twentieth century, fashion has been constantly changing and evolving. Some fashions that were popular decades ago have been brought back and adapted to present styles. Fashion will forever continue to evolve as generations age. You are applying for a position in which your knowledge of fashion is vital to your success. This Web Quest is designed to broaden your familiarity with the most popular trends and breakthroughs in fashion throughout the twentieth century. Task You are a graduated fashion student that is applying for a job at a popular fashion museum in New York City. One of the interview requirements is to present a portfolio demonstrating your knowledge of the popular fashions from the 1920’s to the present. This portfolio must include three of the most popular garments from each decade, with a detailed description of each, including fabric, price, and style.

99. Page Title Words of wisdom. fashion corner. With every new season comes new fashionfads and colors. To often we as women fall prey to the fashion http://www.geocities.com/thelightwithinus2003/page2.html

P A G E 2 T H E L I G H T W I T H I N U S YOUR INPUT I would like to take this time to thank our readers for the positive feedback. AJ Jones, lives in Florida, she writes that we have very interesting topics in our newsletter, her favorite is the recipe section. She is a single, retired, grandmother who lives on a fixed income, so finding recipes that are both economical and nutritious are very important to her. She is looking forward to trying all your recipes so keep them coming in. Thank you AJ for your kind words, because without you our readers, we are nothing. One of our readers contacted me with the problem that many elderly, widowed or divorced people face when their children are grown and out of the house. This problem is how to make sure that they eat well balanced meals while only cooking enough for one. Another reader has this solution for her, she is a single woman also so she cooks several types of meat, vegetables and side dishes on Sunday. If she desires a desert she also makes them. When all the food is done she takes out her freezer safe plastic ware and makes seven days of meals using the food she cooked. She does this for breakfast and lunch also. This way she has balanced, tasty meals without having to buy special cuts of meat and smaller more expensive cans of vegetables, also she works long hours so this prevents her having to come home and stand on tired feet to cook, also prevents spending extra money to eat out. WORDS OF WISDOM FASHION CORNER The whole theme in fashion is Primitive, worn look, with bleaching, sandblasting, fringed bottoms, patch worked pieces, embroidered designs, unmatched grandmother's button box buttons, hand assembled effects and collectible embellishments. The glitter covered and stud embellished clothing that were in last season are out this year. Favorites now lean toward straight, skinny jeans, peasant tops, fitted sweaters and boots with thin heels. We recommend sticking with the time tested basics, adding color with tees and shells to be worn alone or under a jacket, accessories, shoes, handbags and hats. Our point is to buy wisely, fads come and go quickly, so adding a few basics each season will save you money and space in your closet. The money you save could be used to treat you and your family a much deserved vacation.

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