The sixties was the biggest fashion decade (1969)

Whether the 1970s brought something like the fashion explosion of the 1960s is an unresolved issue. I have never seen so many changes in the other 10 years in such a short period of time, so there are various styles.

10 years started with Balenciaga and Givenchy, the king of fashion emphasizing the elegance of women. Jacqueline Kennedy and Audrey Hepburn are popular fashion icons that have been widely noticed in this appearance.

By 1969, both were abandoned and fashion was set up by unknown children of London streets, hippies, and strange costume members of rock bands. Camp abandoned elegance, but some fashion designs came from designers, especially Mary Quant in London and Andre Courreges in Paris - little known at the beginning of the decade.

Quietly overcome the change, Chanel remained high, representative of all 20th century fashion since the 1920s. The most widely known designer in 1960, she finished her 10 years as her own Broadway musical heroine, and only the designer is very honored.

Some of the more obvious things: In 1960, fashion had no image and the knees were covered. By 1969, everything including the hug was exhibited. In 1960, only bold courage at the time could show pants. In 1969, they wore the street and the most elegant party.

In 1960, the hem seemed to be firmly fixed downward 1 inch of the knee, but it rose to the buttock almost within 10 years and fell again to the ground again. For the first time in fashion history, wear different skirts at the same time

People tend to regard the 1960s as a unified decade from a fashion perspective, but in reality they have to look as two separate different parts. In the 50's style and the following years, wild fashion frenzy broke out, and the last 10 years may be the most memorable. As it was the first clothes for the youth market in history, the 1960s is an important decade of fashion, it has a trend of broad diversification. For the last ten years I have destroyed many fashion traditions and reflect social movements of this era. In the past, fashion houses designed for mature elite members of society, during the great social and political revolution that took place in the mid-1960s, the power of young people and young adult markets was negligibly large.

As far as history is concerned, fashion illustration has the most important thirty years: "Golden Age", 1960s, and perhaps now. The 1960s and 1970s changed everything. Meanwhile, culture, fashion, music, art and even politics changed. Pop art has become very popular and supports the popularity of photos. The picture almost replaced the illustration. It's everywhere. Haute couture fashion market roughly formed what it is today today. Dior, Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent, Valentino, Givenchy, and many other fashion designers and fashion houses will open doors to fashion and wealthy customers. The fashion illustration is very progressive, different and common (Figure 8).