The 90s A little something for everyone. Depressed? It always rains in the
grungeworld of
flannels and
army surplus . Angry? Let it out, you
riot grrrl 
The 80s The tide comes in as a
new wave washes away the fashion debris left by
disco .
Neon is the newest color of the rainbow,
designers get crazy
The 70s Jeans get tighter,
bikinis get smaller,
tube socks get higher,
afros gets bigger and colors get brighter. It’s all about spreading the plumage
The 60s From the Jackie Kennedy’s proper
A-line and
pillbox hat to
Beatlemania mop tops , from
space age styles to
hippies with
long hair 
The 50s The teenage lifestyle is born, and with it come
bobby socks and
boppers ,
poodle skirts and
pompadours . But if all that rock and roll is too much
The 40s World War II puts fashion on hold, but the postwar leisure class makes up for it. Girls look just like Mom in
identical Fashion accessory , while the boys dress up in
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