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By: Dionna Stevenson

 The Italian • Cross cultural influences was where Italian dress came
from. Political conflicts or alliances were also a theme

Renaissance in this era. Fashions were shaped by the International

Gothic style. Later on styles came from those of
Northern Europe. Social class structure and Economic
changes were themes that had an influence on what
people of this time bought. They were able to purchase
luxurious clothing and accessories. Painters came up
with original designs for textiles and actual garments
which brought The arts theme as a major impact on
fashion. Some popular garments worn in this time
period were Doublets worn with hose, Undershirts and
drawers or chemise, Necklaces, Turban like headdress,
Chopines, a variety of gowns, and more.
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dress with full skirt Style dress
on woman
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the Renaissance 1450-1650 73/
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Costume – European fashion
Through the ages, January
16, 2012.
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/renaissance-1450-1650/
 The • Politics and Political conflict influence dress in the 17th
century. Social class structure was another popular

Seventeenth theme which was related to French Court dress. Social

class determined specific aspects of the fashion

Century choices made in this period. Economic events such as

the expansion of trade. The new technology pf printing
and medium of communication made a huge impact
on dress at home and abroad. Popular items of dress
during the 17th century included Doublets, Chemise,
patches and plumper's, Cravats and more.
 Contemporary fashion Mules
Shoes called Pantofles
for woman
Hoanbui. EKDuncan: My
Fanciful Muse. Pinterest.
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/563512972098599413/
Romy Oltuski. Mules -
The Mullets of footwear – Are
The official shoe of 2017. Refinery29.
September 19, 2017.
http://www.refinery29.com/2017/09/172873/mules-shoes-celebrity-
fashion-trend#slide-7
Men’s long vest Men’s contemporary
And outer coat Fashion vest and coat
Jacob Sigala. Layering
Nathaniel Fiennes. Sir Thomas Wharton.
In 3 fool proof steps. The
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From the English Civil War. June 9, 2012.
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thomas-wharton/
 The • At the beginning of the century, Politics and Political
conflict were expressed through dress. Relationships

Nineteenth between costume and developments in the fine and

applied arts have influenced not only dress but

Century architecture, interior design, fine arts, and furnishings.

Trade and Cross cultural conflicts interacted with
Technology and the Production of Acquisition of
Textiles and Apparel themes. Dress was interpreted
from the differences in Gender Roles and Social class.
Popular styles in this period included trousers,
tailcoats, cravats, satin slippers, turbans and more.
 Satin Slippers Contemporary fashion Ballet flats Trousers Contemporary fashion
Men’s khaki trousers
Lainey Williams. Satin Slippers, The Arts Adiaz3908. Directoire/Empire
of Beauty Feminine Dress. 19th century garments –Pinterest. Period: Tailcoat and Top Hat. The Empire
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UrbanKinfolk. FP Collection Degas

Hiren. 6 Essential Coloured
Ballet flat at Free People Clothing Boutique.
Pants Every Man Should
Ballet shoes – Pinterest.
Own. LooksGuo. December
https://www.pinterest.com/explore/ballet-shoes/
16, 2015.
https://www.looksgud.in/blog/mens-essential-pants-trousers-colours/
 The Bustle • Major themes in the 19th century include Production
and acquisition of textiles and apparel and technology.

Period and Mass production and distribution were major factors in

woman’s fashion. Fashion itself is a major theme as

the Nineties many changes to styles took place. Changes in social

behavior reflected woman’s apparel. Woman became
more active therefore the clothing they wore during
such activities had to befitting. Popular styles during
this period include the tuxedo, the bustle, fedora hats,
camisoles, handbags, oxfords, and many more.
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Fedora hat Oxfords
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Oscar. Men’s swing dance clothing

Rdc913. My Style. To keep you cool. Vintage Dancer –
Pinterest. Connecting you to vintage style
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/362047257531204394/ Clothing online. 2010-2017.
https://vintagedancer.com/1930s/swing-dance-clothing-for-men/
Edwardian • Technology was seen in everyday life with increasing
use of cars in this period. Social changes like woman

Period and entering the workforce changed styles of dress. Cross

Cultural influences made an impact on this period fro

World War1 Asia. Such themes like Political conflict influenced style
changes due to World War 1 and Acquisition of textiles
and apparel were noticeable with the availability for
ready-to-wear clothing. Popular styles for this period
included Panama hats, handbags, woman’s boots,
tailor-mades, and more.
 Woman’s Boots
Contemporary Fashion Prada Tuxedo Contemporary Fashion Tuxedo
boots for woman
13simone. Chapter 15: the Edwardian
Latatimp. Victoriana. Pinterest. Neilson Barnard. Valentino
Period and World War 1. The Edwardian Period and
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/379217231099399433/ At Paris fashion week 2006.
World War 1 - Pinterest.
Tuxedo - Pinterest.
https://www.pinterest.com/l3simone/chapter-15-the-
https://www.pinterest.com/jadorngifts/tuxedo/
edwardian-period-and-world-war-1/

Prada leather boots. Sacks fifth Avenue.

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