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(#22) Shoulder Pads
A fashion trend in the 1930s then again in the 1980s, shoulder pads were added to many clothing designs to make the wearer's shoulders appear broader.
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(#6) Evening Gloves
A popular trend in women's formal wear in the 19th century and 20th century, evening gloves were leather gloves which extended from the wearers hands to their elbows.
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(#24) Louis Heels
A trend that first gained popularity in Persia and the Middle East for their practicality on horse back, men's high-heeled shoes became all the rage in 17th-century Western Europe. King Louis XIV made sure it was the hot new look.
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(#13) Chatelaines
A fashion trend and practical necessity in Ancient Rome then again in 19th-Century England, Chatelaines were decorative belt hooks and broaches with chains which would household appendages including scissors, household seals, and vinaigrettes.
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(#29) Ruffs
A fashion trend of the mid-16th century through the mid-17th century, ruffs were linen collars that represented wealth and high social status while also correcting posture.
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(#19) Heelys
A popular fashion trend among children in the late 90s and early 2000s, Heelys are shoes with removable heels in the heel.
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Mankind's unremitting pursuit of fashion did not arise in the 21st century. In fact, this is a need we have expressed throughout human history. Looking back at history, the changes in fashion trends are closely related to the social status quo and economic development. From corsets to chokers, lots of strange historical fashion trends are now even more popular than in the past.
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