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120 Cards in this Set
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Fortuny |
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Worth |
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Paquin |
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lanvin |
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lanvin |
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vionnet |
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vionnet |
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Gres |
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Chanel |
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Patou |
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Schiaparelli |
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Schiaparelli |
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Givenchy |
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Givenchy |
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Valentino |
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Valentino |
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Courreges |
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Cardin |
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Cardin |
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Cardin |
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Yves Saint Laurent |
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Yves Saint Laurent |
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Yves Saint Laurent |
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Halston |
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Rhodes |
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Vivienne Westwood |
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Mainboche Wallis Simpsons wedding dress |
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Vivienne Westwood |
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Mainboche |
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McCardell |
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McCardell |
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McCardell |
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Norell |
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Norell |
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Cashin |
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Charles James |
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Charles James |
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Charles James |
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Chanel |
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Dior |
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Dior |
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Dior |
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Balmain |
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Balenciaga |
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Balenciaga |
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Balenciaga |
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Balenciaga |
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Capucci |
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Capucci |
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Balmain |
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Cashin |
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Paquin |
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Sergei Diaghilev |
Ballet Russe |
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How did WWI affect the fashion of the time |
the skirts became shorter and wider, more practical clothing for women, military influence |
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zoot suit |
extreme form of sack suit |
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Cashmere or Camel hair polo coat |
long overcoat double breasted |
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English drape suit |
full cut with wide shoulders |
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theatre de la mode |
exhibition with mini stage sets |
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Surrealism |
beyond the real - Schiaparelli and Deli |
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New Look |
Dior Spring 1947 until late 1950s nippied in waist, rounded shoulders and hemline lengthened |
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1955-1960 |
less fitted garments like trapeze chemise and a line dresses |
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1930s longer skirts, moredefined waistlines and obvious curves |
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Merry Widow |
undergarment that makes the waist small for the new look |
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Nehru jacket |
inspired by the Indian Prime Minister |
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Leisure suits |
popular in 70s matching top and bottom |
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1960s |
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beatniks |
poets, black, jazz, buddism |
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jack kerouac |
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teddy boys |
sign of rebellion, long jackets, hair wa DA and shoes were winkle pickers |
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Zubaz |
baggy pants in bright colors |
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80s hair |
mullets, the fade, big and teased |
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70s hair |
big and curly (fro) or loose waves or "wedge" |
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1900-1908 S-shaped silhouette with monobosom tailor mades |
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1909-1914 empire waistline and skirts became very narrow- hobble skirts (Poiret) |
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1914-1918 |
skirts shorten and grow wider and waistline isstill slightly elevated (WWI) |
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1918-1920 |
post war- silhouette narrows, skirts lengthen, barrel shaped- wider at waist, fitted at hem unfitted dresses begin to appear |
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1920s |
flapper girl |
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Poiret |
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Gibson Girl ideal woman free and feminine |
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Lingerie Dress |
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Rudi Gernreich and Peggy Moffit no bras, nude looks and thong |
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Kente cloth |
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Continental Suit |
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Grey Flannel Suit |
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Bold Look |
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Acetate and Rayon |
1920s new materials |
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Marcel wave or Finger wave |
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Cloche hat |
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When style lines froze during WWII |
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Eisenhower Jacket |
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Diane von Furstenberg wrap dress |
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Doucet |
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Doucet |
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Poiret |
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Kawakubo |
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Kawakubo |
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Kawakubo |
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Worth |
Dressmaker to Empress Eugenie 1st to use live mannequins Princess dress Father of Haute Couture |
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Doucet |
Oldest couture house in Paris family in the silk trade Poiret was his apprentice |
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Poiret |
did away with the corset hobble skirt, lampshade tunic and harem pant died divorced and penniless |
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Fortuny |
love for chemistry and dyeing |
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Paquin |
good business ethics first woman to achieve importance in haute couture |
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Lanvin |
milliner and dressmaker started with childrens dresses perfume line: My Sin |
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Patou |
father of sportswear known for comfort first to put initials on clothing |
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Schiaparelli |
worked with surrealist artists signature color= shocking pink |
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Mainbocher |
began as fashion illustrator for harpers bazaar and vogue american designer used french techniques snob appeal |
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McCardell |
mother of sportwear american look popover and diaper bathing suit |
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Cashin |
american designer "pioneer designer" uninfluenced by paris matching accessories |
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Balmain |
sometimes credited with new look |
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Givenchy |
jackie kennedy and audrey hepburn |
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Courreges |
the couturier of space age all white collections "out there" accessories |
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Cardin |
nude looks metal body jewelry helmets space clothing brand licensing |
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YSL |
assistant to dior trapeze dress safari jacket russian collection Mondrian |
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Halston |
ultrasuede jc penney disaster |
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Rhodes |
started in textile design girly punk bright colors and chiffon |
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Rei Kawakubo |
tokyo avant garde torn slashed violence in designs |
