LOOKBOOK
By Jessica Bosse
KOOBKOOL
BY JESSICA BOSSE3. Ancient Egyptian
5. Ancient Greece
7. Ancient Rome
9. Byzantine
11. The Renaissance
13. Baroque & Rococo
15. Empire
17. Crinoline
19. The Bustle
21. References
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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ThefashioninAncientEgyptwas labeledassimplistic,symbolic, andfunctional.Womenofthe timeoftenworestraightanklelengthdressesandwas embroiledwithjewelr,orother accessories.Thissymbolized socialstatusandsometimes religiousbeliefs.
thedresswesaw,wasadress calledtheBeadnetdress.Worn overaplainlinensheathdress andtypicallyworntospecial occasions.
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AncientGreecefashionwas knownforitseleganceand drapedclothing.Menandwomen woregarmentscalledchitons andhimationsmadefromwoolor linen(popularfabricsduringthat time).
Clothingwasn’taccessorized muchandthefitwasveryloose. thedressaboveiscalleda peplos,itisoneofthedraped dresses.
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AncientRomefashionhadtogas forthemenandstolasfor women,likeAncientGreecethis wasatypeofdrapedgarment madeoutoflinenorwool. thegarmentcameindifferent stylesandcolour.Itdependedon thesocialstatusofwhomever waswearingit.Thefashionin Romewascharacterizedbythe socialnormalcyandhierarchyof thetime. thegarmentaboveiscalleda toga.
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ByzantineEmpirefashionwas combinedwithGreek,Roman andEasternstyles.Womenand menbothworedrapedgarments calledtunicsandrobes,itwas identifiedbyitsrichcoloursand detailedembroidery. thewomenworeheaddresses andveilsandthemenwore cloaksthatwasshutwith brooches.Goldwasfabricwas verypopularamongthistime.
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TheRenaissanceperiodwasvery elaborateandwasknownforthe luxuriousfabricsusedfor clothing.
womensgarmentswere characterizedbythevoluminous gownsandthefittedbodice.The fabricsusedweresilk,velvet,and brocadeandwasoftenonlyworn amongthewealthy. TheRenaissancereflectedyour socialclassandwasadamant aboutelegance.
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BaroqueFashionwasvery extravagantandgrande. Women’sfashionentailed voluminousskirts,thecorsetand detailedembroidery,themen’s fashionontheotherhand entailedluxurycoats,powered wigsandbreeches.
Rococofashionwasthevery oppositeofBaroque.Itwas refinedanddelicate.The women’sfashionwassofterand hadpastelcolours,toshowcase thedelicacyofthefashionfabrics likesilkorchiffonwasused.Lace andribbonsbecamepopular.The men’sfashionalsoevolvedand wasmorerelaxed.
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Empire/Regencyfashionbecame popularinBritainandreflected simplicityandelegancdesigns. Womensfashionwasmadefrom empirewaistlines,areallyhigh necklineandlightfabrics.The colourswerekeptsoft,sothink pastel.Whenyouthinkofthis era,thinkgraceful.ButIbetyou alsothinkaboutBridgerton;)
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Crinolinefashioncameaboutin themid19thcenturies.Thiswas thetimeforhoopskirtsor petticoats.Thisgarmentwas wornoverafittedcorset.Offthe shoulderstylestartedduringthis periodaswell,keepingits femininity.
Thisstylelasteduntilthe1860’s thenthenextstylebegan.
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Thisfashionstylecameabout duringtheVictorianera(19th century)themostfamousdetail aboutthisstylewastheadded paddinginthebackofawomen’s dress,emphasizingtherear.The purposeofthebustlewasto createasilhouettethatgave moreofahourglassshapeand extendedhips. Thisstyleisn’tverypopularin today’fashion,althoughIbelieve itispossiblyknownas““BBL fashion”.Youcommonlystillsee theinfluenceofthebustlein bridalwear.
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3. Fashion History
4. Smart Fashion
5. Glamour
6. English history
7. Britannica
8. Fibre 2 Fashion
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REFERENCES Epochs of Fashion
1. Vogue
2. WWD
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