*Fashion-Cheyenne+Uscio*

The 60's didn't start out with bright colors.The bright clothes didn't look good on older people. The little shops started selling them for younger people.During the 60's, women started wearing mini skirts, leather boots and fake eyelashes. Men wore Paisley shirts, velvet trousers and high collared Regency jackets and also began to wear their hair long. Between 1960-1962 there was a carry over from the 50's, including the bouffant look. A bouffant look is a dress where the top part is tight and the skirt of the dress puffs out and the popular hairstyle is was the beehive. The beehive is when you tease your hair and pile it up high on the top of your head.Women wore float shoes while men wore sandals.

Between 1963-1965 a lot has changed. In 63 the Beatles suits which became popular for men. The suit had a single breasted collarless jacket and slim pants. Mary Quant started her own clothing company. and she was responsible for designing mini skirts, colored tights, and wet look vinyl fashions. In 64 things changed space age clothing starts to become popular. Different materials were used. Discs of metal or plastic linked together with wire for the clothes. Leather was used and metallic or neon colors were involved to make the clothes colorful and stylish. Now in 1965 bright colors weren't in style anymore. Mini skirts became much shorter. Op art became popular. The bright colors are back in. In 1966 psychedelic clothes were in style. The colors are brighter and bolder. Men began to dress more fancy. Ethnic fashion began to spread. The ethnic look was picked up form other cultures. The Oriental, African ,and Middle Eastern looks were both port of the ethnic fashion. Now in the 68-69 the skirts began to lengthen out, along with hair, The "hippie" look in now. The women wore dress that were long and they touched the floor. There skirts were called maxies. The men continued to grow there hair long. The hippies decorated every thing, even their bodies.

Some stuff that was in style. Hot pants (extremely short shorts), mini skirts, no hats or gloves for day wear, space age fashions in vinyl and other synthetics, bold, solid color contrasts from the Op Art and Pop Art movements, commonly called Mod fashions, preppy fashions for upper class youth, madras plaids, oversize hairy sweaters, painstakingly matched accessories

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Nice job by taking a different approach. 98-CP