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(#1) Circle Skirts
Popular in the 1950s and early 1960s, circle skirts are skirts cut in a perfect circle.
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(#2) Cloaks
Popular in many historical societies, cloaks are thin outerwear that offer a combination of practicality and style.
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(#3) Chokers
Popular in many times throughout history including Ancient Sumeria, 19th-Century Europe, and the late 1990s in the United States, chokers are close-fitting necklaces.
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(#4) Walking Sticks
A popular piece of gentlemen's attire from the mid 19th century, walking sticks were both fashion accessory and played a practical purpose by providing extra support while walking.
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(#5) Bliauts
A fashion trend from the High Middle Ages, bliauts were tightly fit robes with long sleeves commonly worn in the royal courts of France.
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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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(#7) Zoot Suits
A fashion trend of the 1940s, zoot suits were men's suits with high waists, pegged trousers, and long jackets with wide shoulders and lapels.
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(#8) Bell-Bottoms
A fashion trend that reached peak popularity in the 1960s and 1970s, bell-bottoms were trousers that flared out at the bottom half of the calf.
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(#9) Boaters
A semi-formal men's hat that grew in popularity in the late 19th century and early 20th century, boaters have flat crowns and brims made from sennit straw and ribbon around the crown.
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(#10) Top Hats
A fashion trend in formal wear during the 19th century and the early 20th century, top hats are tall flat crowned hats traditionally made from black silk.
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(#11) Freezy Freakies
A fad of hand fashion from the mid-1980s, Freezy Freakies were gloves that would change colors and reveal images when they were exposed to cold temperatures.
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(#12) Cravats
A popular fashion trend from the 16th century through the early 19th century and a predecessor of the modern neck tie, cravats are long pieces of cloth tied around the wearers' necks.
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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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(#14) Crinolines
A women’s fashion trend from the mid-19th century, crinolines were stiff frames that held up skirts and accentuated the wearer's hips.
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(#15) Togas
Formal wear popular in Ancient Rome made from single piece of cloth and draped over the wearer's neck and shoulders.
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(#16) Garibaldi Shirts
A fashion trend in 19th century and early 20th century Italy, Garibaldi shirts were initially red woolen military shirts which were baggy around the chest and arms.
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(#17) Monocles
Designed initially for practicality in order to correct or improve the wearer's vision, the single lens eye glass grew in popularity as a fashion trend in the 19th century.
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(#18) Cavalier Hats
A fashion trend from the 17th century, cavalier hats were wide-brimmed hats made from felt and often accessorized with an ostrich feather.
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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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(#20) Bonnets
A piece of headgear popular at various points in early modern and modern history, bonnets are head coverings often tied below wearers' necks.
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(#21) Seatbelt Belts
A trend from the mid-noughties, seatbelts belts are belts designed to look like seatbelts.
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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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(#23) Poet Shirts
A popular fashion trend among boys in the 19th century, poet shirts were loose-fitting blouses with decorative frills on the front and around the cuffs.
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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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(#25) Bloomers
A women's fashion trend from the mid-19th century, bloomers were light-weight trousers that served as alternatives to dresses and became a symbol of the women's rights movement.
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(#26) Codpieces
A men’s fashion trend from the 15th century and 16th century, codpieces covered men’s crotches when hoses only covered the wearer's legs.
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(#27) JNCO Jeans
A hot trend of the early and mid 1990's, JNCO (Judge None Choose One) Jeans were ultra-wide legged jeans with artwork embroidered onto their incredibly deep pockets.
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(#28) Whoopee Caps
A fashion trend amid the youths of the mid-20th century, whoopee caps were made from fedoras whose brims were cut then turned up.
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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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(#30) Powdered Wigs
A fashion trend that extended from the 16th century through the 18th century, powdered wigs were won so the wearer could shave their head to rid themselves of lice while still keeping a head of hair.
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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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