The History Of Fashion

Monday, 25 February 2013

Mary Quant

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Mary Quant became an instrumental figure in the 1960s. She became famous for the 'Miniskirt' and 'Hot-pants'. Mary Quant e...

Welcome to the Sixties

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The 60s were notorious for the two conflicting youth British subcultures; Mods and Rockers.  Mods Mods originated from London...
Wednesday, 2 January 2013

Fashion Revolution

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As well as all these brilliant trends, another fashion revolution was happening...inside the textile mill.  Synthetic materials were bein...

Pop Art

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Society rejected the wartime values of quality and permanence . 'Pop Art' emerged.  Pop artists started to embrace commerc...

Youths

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The youths of South London, were inspired by the 'dandie style' and adopted their clothing to create the aggressive yet stylish ...

Menswear

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Throughout the war years mens fashions had hardly changed. But during the 50s menswear steadily moved its way into the limelight.  It was...

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In 1948, the Royal College of Art opened its school for fashion design. Also, in 1953, Vogues started its own young fashion feature. 
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