All in life repeats itself and fashion is no exception. What we now find “news” and “fashion trends” have all been created long ago, and have been attempted by fashionists.
1. Trenches from the 1940s
1901 was the year that the term “trench” first appeared in the fashion world when it was accepted as clothing for the soldiers by the British military ministry. The trench was moved to civilians’ cloakrooms during World War I, and fashionistas across the globe fell in love with it. The movies of the ’40s-’60s played a major role in this: The trench appeared in Casablanca, The Answer, Tiffany’s Breakfast, and several other movies. This has become a topic of real cults.
2. Nighties from the 1990s
This slip dress looks like a true nightmare, as though you had just woken up and wanted to go to a party immediately. It remains a favourite outfit for fashion lovers, today as well as 2 decades ago.
3. Chokers from the 2000s
Every girl of the noughties actually had a chic collar called a “choker.” Today celebrities again give us an example of being fashionable by wearing this sort of necklace.
4. Frills from the 19th century
Frills, jabots – all the sweet girly stuff has returned to us once again.
They were popular in the 1920s and 2000s and were especially common among preceding century fashionable ladies.
5. Bell-bottoms from the 2000s
Bell-bottoms (or flares) have once more become extremely popular. Yet fashionistas are now pairing flares with long trousers or culottes.
6. Peplum from the 1940s
The overskirt, or peplum, shows beautifully the elegance of a woman’s body while concealing any imperfections. Today this essential piece of clothing is often worn with tight jeans or skirts, but you are free to experiment and set new fashion trends, of course.
7. Bob haircuts from the 1990s
But only one exception, the bob haircut has again become widely popular: now we prefer a lengthened version and choppy bob hairstyles.
8 Midi skirts from the 1930s
Mini skirts and maxi skirts are put off for better times. Modern fashion’s absolute favourite is a midi skirt. Even though it’s not a novelty-it was famous 80 years ago.
