100 Years of American Fashion in 90 Seconds

I love this video of 100 Years of American fashion in under 2 minutes!

My favorites are the 20s, 30s, and 70s. Things got weird in the 80s, and then just cringe-worthy in the early aughts. Raise your hand if you had a closet full of polyester lingerie camis and coordinating shrugs. [Head down, hand up.]

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  1. misschickindia

    Reblogged this on Miss Chick.

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  2. elle madden

    I love these!!!

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  3. lespetitespipelettes

    Reblogged this on Un blog de fille pour les filles and commented:
    Une vidéo que j’ai adoré et que je souhaites partager. On y découvre 1 siècle de mode en moins de trois minutes.

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  4. fabaliciousfifty

    Love this video so well done and funny too. Remember so many! Will share on my face book page. It’s fab.
    Thank you.

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  5. ladibekky

    Reblogged this on queenofpeace2015.

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  6. Courtney Sadler

    Reblogged this on Self Image by Courtney Sadler.

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  7. colormusing

    Reblogged this on Changing Your Clothes and commented:
    Talk about Changing Your Clothes! It’s interesting that all these looks are from the middle of each decade– I find the biggest fashion changes tend to happen near the ends.

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  8. Rebecca Anne

    Reblogged this on Rebecca Anne.

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  9. mennesslife

    Reblogged this on MennessLife.

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  10. Erin E.

    I love the 40s and 50s outfits the best! I think that’s half of the reason why I love Alfred Hitchcock movies so much; the ladies are always fabulously styled. And of course, the 2015 outfit made my heart go pitter-patter too :)

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  11. caitbrown07

    Reblogged this on TIME & LUXURY.

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  12. amybmoreno

    I liked the 1945 outfit best – thanks for sharing!

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  13. Abigail

    So awesome!!

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  14. Diana

    Reblogged this on Dandi Creations and commented:
    I absolutely LOVE this!!!

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  15. LizB

    Reblogged this on Rainy Mondays and commented:
    Take me to 1945 please!!

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  16. roxellamay

    I loved 1955! The 80’s were cool too. And come 2000’s the age of pants?
    Loved the video though.

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  17. nadiatamaralee

    Reblogged this on Nadiatamaralee and commented:
    I love this article on 100 years of American Fashion written by A Pretty Penny. So interesting to see the transformation of fashion and beauty.

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  18. Alice

    Love this!

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  20. And on that note…

    Reblogged this on Ashlyn Peterson and commented:
    A fun video from for the weekend! My favourites are the 20s, 30s, 50, 70s and of course present day.. I’m all about the boyfriend jeans.

    Reblogged from A Pretty Penny. Check out her blog!

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  21. Girl_Wondering

    Reblogged this on thenotsosecretconcerns.

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  22. Jessica Ward

    I love this so much!! Amazing video :)

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  23. universeandgalaxies

    My favorites are 20s , 40s and 90s .

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  24. ABeautifulWhim

    Pretty cool video! Although I could have done without 10 views of this person and their bizarro underwear.

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    1. Keira Lennox

      Haha, right?!

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  25. Diana

    I loved it!!!

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  26. Tiadore

    Reblogged this on Tiadore Styles and commented:
    The Evolution of Style

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  27. Tiadore

    it amazing how the evolution of style has changed so much over the years but yet the cycle always returns – with a new spin on it, but yet it always returns.

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  28. sunshineandseersucker

    Reblogged this on Sunshine and seersucker and commented:
    I love this video! So many great styles through the years.

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  29. momonthegoinholytoledo

    That was so cool! Thank you for sharing!! I think I am partial to 1940 & 1970….so much fun!

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  30. jennyloeffler

    Love this! Thanks for sharing.

    xo
    Jenny

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  31. ZeusPandora

    Reblogged this on ZeusPandora.

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  32. blushandsuch

    This is amazing! I would say fashion took a serious turn in the 70s.

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  33. greenweddingca

    So fun! Love all the amazing dresses & suits before the 80’s.

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  34. alanacfashion

    This is so cool !!!!!

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  35. Natalie

    Loved this and also found it interesting as the fashion styles were slightly different here in the UK!

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  36. Amy

    I also enjoy watch these

    http://www.amysfashionblog.com/blog-home

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  37. The Devil Wears Drama

    Reblogged this on The Devil Wears Drama and commented:
    100 años de moda en 90 segundos… ¡me encanta! Mis favoritos: los ’30, ’40, ’50 y ’60, aunque los ’10 también me gusta. La moda siempre será más que ropa y maquillaje. Siempre será la expresión y el testimonio del momento por el que atraviesa uno mismo y la sociedad.

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  38. Marcelle Maia

    My favorites are the 30s and 60s! The video is really nice! ;)

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  39. shizknit

    Reblogged this on Sylvia's Life and Style and commented:
    Love this!

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  40. katina bobina

    I love these kind of videos. Thanks for sharing!

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  41. Abby

    im so glad you shared this! I love these kind of videos! X

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  42. sororitygirlinagradschoolworld

    Reblogged this on sororitygirlinagradschoolworld.

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  43. luxerae

    I am obsessed with this type of videos! It’s always so interesting to see trends come and go!

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  44. Margaret

    Love the vedio. Thanks for sharing it

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  45. Dāsha

    I love these videos; watched them all last week. I especially like the one with the simulated aging couple. Great post.

    http://windycitywardrobe.com
    @windycitywardrobe

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  46. familinks & blackedgold

    My favorite is the 1945 style. Its the only well working one, i think :)

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