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Decline of youth cult
return of mature male images larger chest, broader shoulders |
1930's Male Ideal Body Shape
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New feminine ideal
young narrow hip, natural waist softly accentuated bustline slender and 'natural' body |
1930's Female Ideal Body Shape
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hood usually attached to a monk's robe. soft-fold drape around the neck
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Cowl--1930's--Female
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style of divided skirt. when the wearer is standing, the culottes look like a skirt with inverted pleats
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Culottes--1930's--Female
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a sleeve that is cut in one piece with the bodice
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Dolman Sleeve--1930's--Female
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neckline, high in the neck at center front, with a strap or band going around the neck in the back, that leaves the shoulders and upper back bare.
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Halter neckline--1930's--Female
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a shirt shape extended to dress length, generally buttoned to the waist, hipline, or hem, often with a fly front
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Shirtwaist Dress--1930's--Female
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coarse net worn on the back of the head to hold the hair, originated as a medieval caul or hairnet of gold thread, sometimes with a tiny hat attached.
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Snood--1930's--Female
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elasticized fiber created from a rubber core around which other textile yarns are wound.
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Lastex--1930's
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brightly colored print that was a copy of the Hawaiian man's shirt, pattern of tropical leaves and flowers
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Aloha Shirt--1930's--Male
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multicolored diamond pattern originally worn by men in the 30's on woolen socks and sweaters
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Argyle--1930's--Male
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knee-length shorts for summer sportswear originating in the tropical resorts of Bermuda
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Bermuda Short--1930's--Male
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formerly tuxedo, evening jacket for semi-formal or formal occasions
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Dinner Jacket--1930's--Male
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plain-weave cotton or blended fabric in stripes or checks used for shirts, underwear and sportswear. named for Madras
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Indian Madras--1930's--Male
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moccasin style slip-on shoe, Norwegian peasant shoe, also called weejuns
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Loafers--1930's--Male
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soft straw hat made of plaited fibers first brought by sailors to the port of Panama
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Panama hat--1930's--Male
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outdoors jacket with a hood, made of cotton or wool and processed for water repellency
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Parka--1930's--Male
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low-crowned, shape squared-off crown with a dish-like crease in the top
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Porkpie hat--1930's--Male
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Return to youth, robust, athletic, trim
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Ideal Male Body Shape--1940's
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Curvy, large shoulders,small waist, shapely hips
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Ideal Female Body Shape--1940's
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Russian peasant head scarf that is tied under the chin. Russian word for grandmother
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Babushka--1940's--Women
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full skirt gathered at the waist, and worn with a peasant blouse
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Dirndl skirt--1940's--Women
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usually of soft white fabric, generally short sleeves and an elasticized neckline that could be worn off the shoulder
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Peasant blouse--1940's--Women
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circular skirt with gores that gave a swinging motion when the wearer was walking and dancing
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Swing skirt--1940's--Women
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process of comprehensive shrinkage, fabric will not shrink more than a quarter inch
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Sanforized--1940's
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waist-length jacket worn by General Dwight D. Eisenhower, military service in WWII. adopted for civilian wear
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Eisenhower Jacket--1940's--Men
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trim-fitting under shorts, Jockey International
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Jockey shorts--1940's--Men
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double-breasted dark blue woolen jacket worn by sailors
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Pea-jacket--1940's--Men
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low-tied leather sports shoe popularized by teenagers, 'saddle' of a black or brown across the vamp
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Saddle Oxford--1940's--M/F
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Military man, broad shouldered, broad chested
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Ideal Male Body Shape 1948-1953
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Slender look, younger man image
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Ideal Male Body Shape 1954-1963
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mature, voluptuous woman, 'womanly' body capable of great nurturing, motherly and fertile
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Ideal Female Body Shape 1948-1953
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slimmer, fewer curves, less traditional
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Ideal Female Body Shape 1954-1963
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loose and tapered, ending above the ankles
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Capri pants--1950's--Women
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party dress appropriate for wear in the late afternoon
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Cocktail dress--1950's--Women
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revolutionary style for women introduced in 1947 by Christian Dior, return to hour-glass shape
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New Bold Look--1950's--Women
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close-fitting pants extending below the knee
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Pedal pushers--1950's--Women
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tight-fitting dress
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Sheath--1950's--Women
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a straight-dress with no shape, cut from shoulder to hem like a bag or a sack
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Sack dress--1950's--Women
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heel characterized by its narrowness, center of steel
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Stiletto--1950's--Women
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dress or coat style, flaring slightly from shoulder to hemline without a break
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Trapeze--1950's--Women
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shoe with a wedge-shaped heel
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Wedge shoe--1950's--Women
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heat-set so that a well-pressed appearance remains after washing, making ironing unnecessary
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Permanent press--1950's
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synthetic textile fiber, revolutionary, easily washed and never wrinkled
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Polyester--1950's
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very short allover cut that left the hair in a brush less than one inch long, military
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Butch or crew cut haircut--1950's--Men
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suit with a jacket with natural-width shoulders, is straight-hanging, and has a center back vent and the trousers are made without pleats and are straight hanging
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Ivy League--1950's--Male
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male companion to female Dior's "New Look" broad shoulders, full jacket
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New Bold Look--1950's--Male
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oppose the dominant hierarchical structure, adopt or develop beliefs, values and lifestyles in opposition to those espoused by the ruling authority [Hare Krishna]
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individuals who dissent
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resist social and cultural change that came with secularization and industrialization of the 19th century [Amish]
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groups who resist social/cultural change
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to differentiate via clothing and other behaviors from one's subgroup from the culturally dominant segments of a society [Afro]
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minority group dis-identification
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counter-cultures want to distance themselves from, diminish, and even scandalize society's dominant cultural groups [Punk]
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Counterculture Insult
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individuals who develop a bond because of feelings of isolation, alienation, and lowly social definition. protest their designation of inferiority
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Individuals of isolation, alienation and lowly social definition
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return to the slim look of the 1920's
not athletic, emphasis on youth |
Ideal Male Body Shape 1960's
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slim look, slimmer than 20's, no shape, long legs
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Ideal Female Body Shape 1960's
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knit underwear of stretch nylon with straps that covered the torso
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Body Stocking --1960's--Women
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partial wig of long real or synthetic hair that was attached to the back of the head
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Fall--1960's--Women
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high white fitted boots, named after the 'go-go dancers' who wore them
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Go-go boots--1960's--Women
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very tight fitting short shorts
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Hot pants--1960's--Women
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full, long skirt that was ankle or floor length, generally worn with boots
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Maxi skirt--1960's--Women
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brief and erratic reaction to the miniskirt in which late 1960s designers attempted (unsuccessfully) to lower skirts to the mid-calf and below
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Midi skirt--1960's--Women
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very short skirt that ended well above the knees
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Mini skirt--1960's--Women
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skirt-like pants that were worn for evening or other dressy events
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Palazzo pants--1960's--Women
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combination stocking and panty, they reach from foot to waist
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Pantyhose--1960's--Women
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sleeveless, simply cut dress made of a spongy paper that was manufactured as part of a promotion by Scott Paper
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Paper Dress-1960's--Women
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named after Vidal Sassoon, cut was short with geometric cuts in straight lines and angles
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Sassoon cut--1960's--Women
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ancient method of 'resist-dyeing' that originated in Java. some parts of the fabric are coated with wax, leaving only the uncoated parts to absorb the dye
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Batik--1960's--M/F
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contraction of 'modern', came out of Carnaby Street in London
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Mod--1960's--M/F
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process of hand dying fabric by tying off sections to resist the dye
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Tie-dyed--1960's--M/F
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alternative to business suits developed for casual wear with top/pants usually made from the same fabric
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Leisure suit--1960's--Men
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fitted tunic with a low standing collar instead of lapels, named after Prime Minister Nehru of India who popularized the style.
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Nehru jacket--1960's--Men
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frizzed out halo of hair first worn by American blacks in the 1960's to establish connection with their roots in Africa
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Afro--1960's--M/F
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trousers with a flaring hem line that had been worn by sailors for 4 centuries
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Bell-bottoms--1960's--M/F
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work or play overalls with top and pants joined with a self belt
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Jumpsuit--1960's--M/F
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tight-fitting blue denim pant originally part of a western cowboy outfit
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Levis--1960's--M/F
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slim, muscular, well defined body (pumped)
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Ideal Male Body Shape 1980's
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slim, athletic, 'defined' muscles
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Ideal Female Body Shape 1980's
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tights, a leotard, leg warmers, tennis shoes, a sweatband
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Aerobics suit--1980's--Female
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tubular knitted sock-like garment that extended from top of the feet to below the knee
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Legwarmers--1980's--Female
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Christian Lacroix, it was a mini skirt with a full, bubble shape at the hemline
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Pouf skirt--1980's--Female
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used to hold longer hair away from the face, band of elastic covered with fabric that gathered into flower-like shapes
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Scrunchie--1980's--Female
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stretchy pants with an elasticized waist and an elasticized strap that fit underneath the instep
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Stirrup pants--1980's--Female
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elasticized sleeveless and strapless tank top
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Tube top--1980's--Female
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hair care products, mousse was a foam with less holding power than gel
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Mousse/gel--1980's--M/F
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casual sandal, generally cork-soled, in many colors
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Birkenstocks--1980's--M/F
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layered hairstyle worn short in the front and shoulder length in the back
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Mullet--1980's--M/F
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little plastic butterfly clips that females of all ages wore in their hair.
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Butterfly clips--1990's--Female
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shoes with large thick heels on them very similar to the look of the 60's and 70's. Some were made of plastic and some made of cork, even wood.
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Platforms--1990's--Female
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the distinctly shaped hair cut work by Jennifer Aniston who played Rachel on TV's Friends
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'Rachel' haircut--1990's--Female
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long, spiral curls ala Mariah Carey, were very popular in early to mid 90's
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Spiral perms--1990's--Female
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stockings that went over the knee to mid-thigh and were held up by elasticized tops, introduced around 1995
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Thigh highs--1990's--Female
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really large jeans worn by males and females, the baggier the better
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Baggy jeans--1990's--M/F
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a casual pant with a somewhat wide leg, with large patch pockets part way down the leg
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Cargo pants--1990's--M/F
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very popular teen footwear in the style of boots and sandals that cost around $100 a pair
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Doc Martens--1990's--M/F
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similar to bell bottoms with less of a flare
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Flare jeans--1990's--M/F
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in the 90's these were piercings in the tongue, belly button, eyebrow, nipple.
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Piercings--1990's--M/F
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calf-high socks that didn't have a heel seam, worn with sneakers and shorts usually kind of squished down so they'd wrinkle
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Tube socks--1990's--M/F
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