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Influenced by the 1960's

Did you ever realise that a lot of clothes women wear today were probably introduced in the 1960's? The 1960's were a decade of change for fashion, particularly women's. During the 1960's, fashion underwent perhaps the most dramatic transformation of any decade of the 20th century. Consequently, fashion reflected a new movement towards comfort and youthful expression of independence. My theory states that; the fashion's of the 1960's underwent dramatic changes due to celebrities, events and elements of popular culture that both influenced and shaped the decade's fashions. We will look at the changes, influences, affects, elements and comparisons of 1960's fashion to support my theory.
The 1960s introduced an extensive range of both evolved and brand new fashion elements. However, as one would immediately assume, the sixties did not start out with colourful clothing. Instead, clothes were dully designed and suited to those of older ages. Though, this......

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