Posts in the category History of Fashion Design educate you about the past background of what we wear today. Posts cover the key elements of the original attire and its functionality, how the garments evolved over time, and the historic reasons for the changes. These causes include sumptuary laws, politics, wars, pandemics, shortages, trading, inventions of clothes-making tools. Furthermore, there are discussions on different cultural and societal perceptions including fashion groups and icons; and the path from the fashion of small groups to mainstream.
This knowledge can help you to identify/buy an original classic version.
What Is the Difference Between a Dirndl and Bunad?
See the Adaptation of Dutch Traditional Clothes to Climate
Are Prestel Children Books a Great Holiday Gift? (2 Reviews)
What Do You Wear with a Slip Dress
Fashion History of the Trench Coat
What Is the History behind Charm Bracelets
It’s Duffel Coat Not Duffle Coat
Fashion History – The Unexpected Roots of the Lice Jacket
Fashion History: What to Look for in a Janker
Characteristics of an Original Fair Isle Sweater
You Can Look Modern in Paisley aka Persian Pickles
Fashion History of Lobben Boots
The History of Black and White in Fashion
Fashion History: The Origin of the T-shirt
Signs to Look for to Buy the Best Quality Plaid Skirt
Fashion History of the Authentic Pea Coat
Dolce & Gabbana’s Alta Moda Collection: Ten Years of Luxury
All U Need To Know About the Alta Moda and Casa Miami Takeover
Dolce & Gabbana’s Alta Moda Is More Than Fashion
What Is Behind the Trend of Black Wedding Dresses?
Are Calico Prints Named after Calico Cats?
See the Color Blocking Formula for Effortless Style
Did You Know the Textile Industry Recycles Some of Its Waste?
Fashion History of the Cable Knit Sweater and Its Fairy Tales
Use this Guide to Wear Ageless Style in Lace Like a Pro
Are You Too Old to Wear Romantic Style over 50?
How Do You Get Euro Chic Style?
Did You Know about Sumptuary Laws and Luxury?
Turn Your Own Attitude into Eclectic Style
What Are the Best Sweaters for Your Climate Region
See How Environment-Friendly Fashion May Be
Why We Associate Valentine’s Day with Love and Red
My Secrets How to Wear the Fur Skirt Trend
Caroline Young: Living with Coco Chanel (Review)
Fashion Groups, Influencer Style and Style Icons
Why I Failed for an Eternity to Get Great Mules
Fashion Groups, Influencer Style and Style Icons
What Characterizes the Fashion of the 1920s?
Unveiling the Timeless Elegance of the 1930s Fashion Era
National Sewing Month: The History of Sewing
Earrings in the History of Fashion
Did You Know this about the History of Watches?
Learn about the Exciting History of Hats
See the Long Bumpy Road from Sleeveless to Statement Sleeve
How to Identify the Best Down Coat for Your Climate Zone
Modern Bohemian Style from Poverty to Luxury
History of the Kimono: Hemp, Luxury, Must-have
From Wall Flower to Must-have: When Florals Conquered Our Clothes
Who Put the Fruits onto the Garments?
Why Colored Denim Fails to Be Comfortable Like Jeans
All You Need to Know about the History of Tie Dye
See the History Behind Americans Wearing White in Summer
See this Historic Show on the Fashion of the last 80 Years
You Can Look Awesome in the Patched Clothes Trend
What’s Underneath the Clothes: History of the Slip
What Characterizes the Fashion of the 1920s?
Did You Know This about the Fashion History of Faux Leather
Flower Power (Hippie Fashion History)
How to Master the Challenge of Back to Work Outfits
Ever heard of the Interrelations of Big Epidemics and Fashion
Did You Know This about Sustainable Regenerated Fibers?
See how Cars led to Motor Age Fashion for Women
What You Need to Know about the History of Graphic Tees
How Machine Vision Is Changing the Textile Industry
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History of the slip. When the slip became in fashion as underwear, how its cut changed over time, when the slip became everyday outerwear.