Your favorite fashion era?

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Your favorite fashion era?

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Although I like contemporary fashion, I have actually always thought that fashion in the 20's was kind of cute. Ha! That is so funny but true. What is your favorite fashion era/style?

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Howdy Y'all :)

Hmmm.....I am a bit eclictic in my fashion tastes. 20's era had some very cool styles, some 50's styles: LOVE poodle skirts ##oo## . Most 60's styles , no bell bottoms please. And I especially like some of the Victorian fashions. 8) 8)

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Since the first time I saw a goth-girl with dyed black hair, powdered white face and dark eyes, I knew that was what I wanted to be.
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Well the Crutacious Period was nice! Animal skins and no PETA people to worry about :) :) :) . Guess I just like mini's what ever era!
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Hi Girls

How can this be a question ?? 8)

The real fashion explosion happened starting in the late 1940s and blasted it's way through the 50s all the way up to the late sixties ...
women were still "unliberated" but their focus shifted from depression & war to romance and lifestyle ... 8)

the Golden Era of Loungewear, Lingerie & Intimate Apparel ... exit corsets - enter satin panel / lycra open bottom & panty girdles, all-in-ones - circle-stitched bullet & sweater bras, balconette bras - soft, slinky, slippery & sheer nylon tricot & rayon blend fabrics in lacey slips, nighties & peignoirs - full fashion stockings & garter belts - a revolution in timeless panty designs ... 8)

All of these inner & evening fashions created an atmoshpere for dress and coordinate designers to cast a spell on war brides that propelled the fashion industry to higher levels than ever before, laying the "foundation" (pun anyone ?:-) for what has now devolved into raw, bald-faced, robotic consumerism :twisted:

As you can see ... I'm *Passionate* about *PassionWear* =P~
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Around the late seventies to early eighties, Just about when Sid Vicious became worm food.

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Me too! I love the 70s and 80s. :)
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Post by CJ »

Hi all,

Well, for me, it would have to be a bit of Betty Page's 1950's underwear, underneath either Stevie Nicks's long, wild-child frou-frou skirts and frilly blouses or underneath post-cyberpunk, Trinity-style PVC catsuits and leather dusters. Plus a healthy complement of Victorian-era bustles, corsets, and hoop skirts. A dash of Twiggy's polka dot mini-skirts and pastel stretch-vinyl high-heeled boots. A sprinkle of mid-twentieth century Dior dresses. Oh, and maybe a touch of Raquel Welch's leather and fur bikini from 1,000,000 BC. Yeah, that about covers it, I guess. :P

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I'm a child of the 50s and early 60s - a garter girl.

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Goth and Stevie Nick styles are ALWAYS in style! I kinda liked the Flashdance era as well.
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Post by Elizabeth »

Hi girls,


I know, you think I am going to say "Elizabethan England" era. Nope, the late 1800's were just the greatest. Think the real reason I love westerns is to see the dresses those women used to wear.

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Well, you asked. If only they had ice and air conditioning back then?

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Post by SophieLawson »

Hmmmm... I can't really decide but if I could have only 1 dress in the whole world it would be a pink long princesses dress so I guess that is my fav style really :)

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Post by Rebecca »

Hi girls,

First I thought 20s, then 60s, then Stevie Nicks and after that I couldn't make my mind up. Then I thought of all the other eras and I decided on everything. :-k This was before I read the replies and found all of my faves were already included by others.
I wonder if there is a reason for this pattern we have here. I can just imagine the cogiati test including a question............

Do you have a favourite pop star image ?

Madonna
Kylie
Lulu
Stevie Nicks
Courtney Love :wink:

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courtney love?
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Post by Carol Ann »

Well for me it is the late 50s :) I just love dresses that were tight across the bust and through the middle then flaired out into a full dress at the bottem =D> . I believe Beavers mother was a perfect example of the style. (--) Carol Ann
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