It’s hard to imagine a world where music and fashion don’t go hand in hand.
Fashion world
11 most influential fashion designs through the decades
1920s – flappers: Jazz muses
Perhaps for many people, today’s Jazz music industry is too `calm` and `clean`.
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Perhaps because of the inherent feminine nuance of this music genre, women’s costumes also become softer and more flexible.
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Fashion world
The flow of fashion history in the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s
1950s – Teen Pop
Although the Roaring Twenties have had a very strong influence on the style of contemporary youth, fashion houses still `ignore` this new trend to target a mature and wealthy customer base.
`King of Rock n’ Roll` Elvis Presley is considered one of the most important figures of 20th century culture. (Photo: Corbis)
Actor James Dean.
1960s (1) – Mods
The 1960s in London marked the birth of modern Jazz and was also the home of Modernism.
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Fashion world
5 iconic designs that created the fashion wave of the 60s
1960s (2) – Hippies
On the other side of the world, we come to America, where the tumultuous 60s were associated with civil rights movements, political assassinations, and the generation gap.
Pink Floyd band in London, 1967
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Hippies fashion is associated with freedom, generosity, and wildness, but is equally rustic and familiar.
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1970s – Punk
Punk is a genre of music with a faster and sharper tempo than Rock ‘n Roll, usually with short songs and no-frills instruments.
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Vivienne Westwood.
1970s – Glam Rock
With the breakthrough in special effects in Star Wars films, the 70s are associated with the rise of science fiction in popular culture.
David Bowie.
Elton John and Cher.
Fashion trends
Flared pants – Anti-time design and youthful combinations lead the new season
1980s – Goth
Goth music is one of the best variations of Glam Rock.
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1990s – Grunge
Grunge music is a subgenre of alternative rock, often combining two elements: heavy metal and hardcore punk.
Rock band Nirvana.
Grunge fashion is a challenge to the lavish fashion concept of the 90s. Going against the meticulousness in tailoring and neatness in form, Grunge represents slackness and sloppiness.
Kate Moss on the Anna Sui Spring-Summer 1994 runway. (Photo: Guy Marineau)
1990s – Hip Hop
During the period between the 80s and early 90s, Hip Hop became the most popular and loved music genre among young people.
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After only a short period of time, the influence of this music genre has spread throughout the entire United States.
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2010s – EDM
EDM stands for Electric Dance Music, meaning music created from electronic devices.
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2020s – Fashion goes against gender norms
In the new decade, where the boundaries between genders are increasingly blurred, we have pop stars like Dua Lipa, Miley Cyrus, Harry Styles,… People who have been trying to blur the gender lines in
Harry Styles.
