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Women's Hats and Hairstyles in 1920s America
Women’s hair, hats and hairstyles in 1920s America were as bold and daring as the roaring 20s women themselves. The 1920s was a time of unprecedented change, especially for women. The Great War had left many women with newfound independence…
931The Rise of Trousers for Women in the 1960s
The 1960s was a time of free and bohemian living. Men and women rejected the uniform look of the previous decade and began to embrace their own personal style. People didn’t just dress differently, they began to live differently too. Women no…
939Akosua Afriyie-Kumi Ghanaian fashion producer, brand consultant, and blogger
Akosua Afriyie-Kumi is a Ghanaian fashion producer, brand consultant, and blogger. Akosua is the founder of Fashionable magazine, a fashion blog that published its first article on October 14, 2014. Akosua also has two boutique stores: AKAFA in…
991Surf Style for Men in the 1960s
Throughout the 20th century, men’s fashions continued to change. In the 1960s, men often had narrower trousers with an emphasis on a new, longer style of jacket called the beatnik or Ivy. These changes in fashion often reflected a change in…
882The Creative Adebayo O. K-Lawal Fashion Producer
Adebayo O. K-Lawal is a Pan-African fashion designer, creative director and social entrepreneur. He’s the founder of House of Double Truth, an ethical fashion label inspired by traditional African aesthetics and tailoring techniques. Adebayo…
877The Effect of Hippie Counterculture on 1960s Fashion
When you think of the 1960s, you probably think of The Beatles, mini-skirt, and peace signs. Retro fashion is part of what made the sixties so iconic, but how did it develop? The answer lies in the hippie counterculture movement that grew from a…
794A History of African Patterns and Designs
According to fashion, African patterns and designs are exotic or tribal. However, anyone who takes the time to study the issue will see that there is a lot more to it than just an aesthetic. Each tribe, culture and subgroup has their own unique…
896The African Footwear market is getting bigger and bigger
The African fashion footwear collection continues to flourish with a dizzying array of colours and textures. The demand for quirky and unique shoes has also seen an upsurge, with brands adding more variety to their ranges. Athletic footwear is…
866The Influence of Pop Music on 1960s Fashion
The influence of pop music on fashion in the 1960s has been well documented. The Beatles, and other popular bands at the time, had a profound effect on how men and women dressed. The way people dressed was influenced by many factors: economic…
880The Evolution of African Male Fashion
Men’s fashion is making a huge comeback this season, thanks to the resurgence of the 1980s. This means that men are embracing their inner Strangers Things and going all out with the new afro-centric styles. But while men’s fashion from…
853Traditional Fashion in Africa is become very popular
The world of traditional African clothing is filled with bright colours, unique patterns, and natural fibres. It’s a way of dressing that’s not only beautiful but also lets you express who you are as an individual, while also honouring your…
866Vivienne Westwood: One of Britain’s Most Iconic Designers?
Vivienne Westwood is still in the business of making clothes, but she has a new business model - selling them directly to her audience. She’s been selling her own brand for years now and has recently expanded into selling a range of other…
1527Women's Leisurewear in 1920s America
When it comes to the 1920s and fashion, one thing that springs to mind is flappers, feather boas, and the Charleston. In short, the Roaring Twenties are all about excess and decadence. The style of clothing at this time reflects a society so…
853Biggest Fashion Trends for Men in the 1970s
From bell-bottoms to the blue jean jacket, the 1970s was a decade of excess. Men’s fashion in that period was unapologetically flashy, with a return to the glitz and glamour of the 1920s. The fashions of that earlier time period were…
812Burberry: A Luxury British Fashion House
Burberry is one of the most famous luxury brands in the fashion industry. The brand is known for its distinctive fashion and its trench coats, which are considered a must-have item for every fashionable man or woman. Burberry is also known for…
858Biggest Fashion Trends for Women in the 1970s
From bell bottoms to disco, the 1970s was a decade of experimentation when it came to fashion. Women who were part of the "liberated" women's movement in the 1970s took their style in a different direction than had been seen during the first…
855What Sets British Fashion Apart From the Rest?
British Fashion has had a long and illustrious history, but it’s one that few people are familiar with. While most people know about the great British designers of old such as Vivienne Westwood, Alexander McQueen and John Galliano; few know…
838Children's Clothing in 1930s America
The Great Depression was a time of unprecedented hardship for the majority of Americans. However, it also led to innovations and changes in popular culture that are still felt today. In general, clothing reflected the hard times with a return to…
948British Fashion in the 1970s
The 1970s was a time of experimentation for British designers, who moved beyond the structured silhouettes of the preceding decade and embraced more fluid and relaxed shapes. New materials such as velvet, cashmere and double-faced fabrics were…
20951960s Mod Fashion Trend for Men
Men’s fashion in the 1960s was marked by a rebellious spirit that led to an explosion of new subcultures and trends. Men’s fashion in the 1960s was characterized by its sharp contrasts, as different styles coexisted side-by-side. On one…
1547Children's Fashion in the 1970s
When it comes to fashion, the 1970s are known for their bold and often outlandish style. Men and women alike experimented with new fads, from leopard print to platform shoes. When it came to children’s fashion, however, the decade saw a more…
853British Fashion Models Past and Present
British fashion models are a key part of the industry. They appear on the catwalk at almost every fashion show and campaign, bringing their signature British elegance to the world of modeling. Not only do they have their own unique style, but…
845Shoes and Accessories Styles in the Seventies
In the 1970s, hippie style and glam rock dominated. Women wore bell-bottom pants, flowing maxi skirts, and lots of fringe. Platform shoes were popular with both men and women; they came in almost every style, from boots to sandals to sneakers.…
895The History of British Fashion
The history of British fashion is one that has been filled with as many ups and downs as the country’s landscape. Throughout the centuries, Britain has demonstrated a willingness to experiment with new trends, materials and silhouettes, while…
1043How Women Wore the Hippie Style in the 1960s
When we think of the counterculture movement of the 1960s, our minds immediately go to peace, love, and flowers. But there was much more to this era than just flower crowns and peace signs. Many women around the world found inspiration in…
1514The Hottest Makeup Trends of the 1970s
The 1970s was a time of change and rebellion. The decade saw the rise of new social movements such as feminism, environmentalism, and New Leftism. There was also an increase in interest in spirituality and mysticism in response to the rapid…
803The Flapper Style for 1920s Women
The 1920s was an important decade for women. Their suffragette movement had been successful in getting women the vote, and now they were eager to set about proving their independence. The result was a time when women led more independent lives…
818The Most Popular Hairstyles in the 1970s
The 1970s were a time of change and upheaval. Women across the globe were fighting for equality, and men and women alike experimented with their look to express themselves. This was also a time when punk rock emerged as a new subculture and…
774Fashion and Couture Tips for Men
In the 19th century, fashion for males was about tailoring and cutting. In the 20th century, it became about to fit again, with an emphasis on slimness that lasted through the 1980s. In the 21st century, menswear has become about non-fit again.…
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