Fashion

________ also an actress started to be a style icon in 1950s with nipped in waists and full skirts and high octane jewelery of diamonds and /or pearls.

________ inspired clothing and reflected the civil rights movement.

________ for advertising and sharing messages allows for trends to be shared.

________ created the first iconic LBD but it was Audrey Hepburn who really started wearing them.

________ was a major figure in the 30s and 40s.

________ was a major fashion influence in he 1960s with the Breakfast at Tiffanys performance and Old Hollywood photos we still see today.

________ very quickly evolved as a fashion guru in the 80s and showed how extravagant look is not only for the stage.

________ in the 1950s involved very full curls all over or a sleek top with cascading curls to one side.

The ________ was invented in the 1960s, by the end of the decade it was Long, voluminous straight middle part styles that were in.

Hair was a bit fuller and longer than in the 30s with ________ on the top of the head or around the face.

The ________ was very common as well as soft and feminine blouses, lots of polka dot pattern.

Boxy ________ with rounded collars were commonly worn especially in England.

________ and factory developments lead to ability to make garments easily and reduced prices lead to more trend buying and more purchasing.

________ was a major influencer of fashion in the 1950s but was a fashion, singer and model.

The ________ was influential in seeing mini skirts and women showing more skin and wearing clothing for careers.

She (Madonna) was the ________ who adopted the tomboy look and can be called the icon of the future artists shows fashion.

________ put sailor shirts and wide leg pants on the fashion scene.

it was the 1960s where most people started wearing more bold clothing(think Grease)