Contrary to the expressive flashy styles which were in place during the 80s, the nineties witnessed the return of minimalist fashion. During the 90s people started to adopt ear piercing, body piercings, and tattoos and started to diminish the presence of other body modifications such as branding.

Permed hairstyles, bold styles, and the silhouette are some of the best ways to describe 80s fashion. Different trends such as biking jackets and ripped tights along with oversized polished Blazers and skirts were the trending styles.

The 70s can be described as one of the most influential periods for modern fashion. Bell sleeves, flared pants, and floppy hats are some of the important contributions made by the 70s to fashion.

The ’60s for women’s fashion was a decade of attitude and radical style characterized by strong influences from Jacky Kennedy flaunting her tailored suit dresses with white pearl necklaces and other fashion icons like Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello.

The 50s was a time of change when fashion began to spread in different directions, with better silhouettes, and new colors.

Have you seen clothes with similar designs appear on the showrooms only weeks after your favorite celebrity is seen flaunting it? Or you may have seen a girl at the mall wearing a similar dress to a model walking on the ramp at a fashion show.

Fashion comes with trends in every society around the globe. The clothes worn by people who lived a century ago cannot be the same as what we were in this day. A lot of water has passed under the bridge. Trends come and go.