Which era of fashion times should come back in? e.g.legwarmers?
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day-glo eighties and bell bottom seventies. Tie dyed sixties and poodle skirt fifties. Hmmm... Legwarmer it is.
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I have no idea- it says sometime early in the year (but it's almost mid-year now), and I didn't know anything about it before seeing your question but I am so excited now! Suede are one of the top three on my favorites list and I miss them so much.\n\nI hadn't even heard of the Tears before reading these sites, but I'm going to try to find them in one of my local shops now! Brett and Bernard back together sounds like a wonderful thing- I think Dog Man Star was brilliant.\n\nPS- This answer comes from the US.
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hmm, twinsets, capris, halter tops, full skirts, anything kind of fifties.  Hair in a ponytail, french twist.  horn-rim glasses, cat eye glasses, saddle shoes, mary janes, black leather jackets, (biker style), pencil skirts, levis rolled to capri length, that's all I can think of right now.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_clothing_and_textiles_technology
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depends on what you like, try a luau (not sure if i spelled that right)  with grass skirts and  palm trees and everything, or P.J. party, you can come if you wear your pjs. good luck and have fun
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Traditional clothes of that time period, I suppose.
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Being fashionable doesn't mean the clothes are timeless.  Taste changes and fashion today is more about marketing.
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Sounds like they don't have to be gentlemen of the era, which makes it much easier.  \n\nGentlemen of the era typically wore a frock suit and short top hat in conservative colors.  You might be able to rent something like that from a local costume rental business.  \n\n"Newsboy" style caps are very good for working class men of many eras.  Henley shirts or collarless dress shirts (i.e. shirts with the neckband for a fold over collar like a modern dress shirt but without the folding over collar part) are both good shirt looks.  Dungaree style pants have been around for a long time, though maybe not quite as long as the 1850's-- they still have a good period feel, though, so they're worth considering.  Carrharts and Lees both make dungaree styles you can buy at Sears.  Pants of this period should come higher on the waist than most men like these days-- they should really be up around the belly button.  Suspenders are entirely appropriate to help with this provided that they are the button on variety and not the clip on kind.  Belts would be inappropriate.  Pants would be straight legged or slightly tapered, in conservative colors, and probably made of wool or a sturdy cotton.  They would never have a cuffed hem.
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Mini skirts and bouffant hairstyle or hippie style maybe?
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Sketchers are better for today. When I was younger ADDIDAS was the craze.
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Definately the 70's and 80's... I would love to have been a cool hippie! Heidi
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the old ones are the best...errr yeah get ya knickers off.hehe
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Depends. In my school, the tights and skirt from the 80s seems popular with a few girls. We also have Converses, the skater look, and hoddies seems to be cool fashion in our grade.
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http://www.nyunews.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2006/02/15/43f2dd6534956\nhttp://beauty.ivillage.com/celebstyle/rantsraves/0,,8sg36zf2,00.html\nhttp://www.kidzworld.com/site/p6416.htm\nhttp://www.eonline.com/Features/Awards/Golden2006/FashionPolice/index.html
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I guess styles from different decades come back every once in a while due to the culture.  Perhaps a movie reminds everyone of what they once wore that may bring a nice little nostalgia.
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If you are going to buy a cocktail dress, make sure you buy something that is chic, classically cut, and timeless so you can wear it year after year.  Go for a solitary color like red, steel grey or black and then you can accessorize the heck out of it to go with the trends (yes, that means a new excuse every season to buy new shoes).\n\nGood luck and happy shopping.