what you should know about fashion

By Adams Emmanuel
Fashion history 

Fashion history spans thousands of years and is influenced by various factors such as cultural, social, economic, and technological changes. Here is a brief overview of some key periods and styles in fashion history:

1 Ancient Times (5000 BC - 476 AD): Clothing in ancient times varied by region, climate, and social status. For example, ancient Egyptians wore linen garments, while the Greeks wore tunics and the Romans wore togas.

2 Middle Ages (476 AD - 1450 AD): During the Middle Ages, clothing was highly influenced by the Church, and garments were typically loose and flowing. Women wore long gowns, and men wore tunics and leggings.

3 Renaissance (1450 AD - 1600 AD): The Renaissance was characterized by elaborate clothing with detailed embellishments such as lace and embroidery. Women's dresses had a high waistline and a full skirt, while men's clothing featured padded doublets and hose.

4 Baroque (1600 AD - 1750 AD): The Baroque period was known for its elaborate and dramatic fashion, featuring ornate fabrics, lace, and jewels. Women's clothing had a fitted bodice and a full skirt, while men's clothing featured rich fabrics and embroidery.

5 Rococo (1750 AD - 1790 AD): Rococo fashion was characterized by pastel colors, delicate fabrics, and intricate details such as bows and ruffles. Women's dresses had a tight bodice and a wide skirt, while men wore suits with fitted jackets and breeches.

6 Industrial Revolution (1760 AD - 1840 AD): The Industrial Revolution brought significant changes to fashion, as mass production made clothing more affordable. Women's fashion featured corsets and full skirts, while men's clothing featured tailored suits and trousers.

7 Victorian Era (1837 AD - 1901 AD): The Victorian era was characterized by modest clothing with high necklines and full skirts for women, and tailored suits for men. The crinoline, a stiff underskirt, was popular in the mid-1800s.

8 20th Century: The 20th century saw significant changes in fashion, from the flapper style of the 1920s to the mini-skirt of the 1960s. Fashion became more casual and relaxed, with denim and sportswear becoming popular.

9 Contemporary Fashion: Today, fashion is a global industry that is constantly evolving. Technology has played a significant role in fashion, with digital designs and 3D printing becoming more common. Sustainable and ethical fashion has also become more popular in recent years.

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