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| 1930s Fashion Trends |
When people felt the negative impact of the global economic crisis, the designers stopped experimenting because of reduced demand for clothing. Trends in women fashion though emphasized a romantic, feminine silhouette. The waist was back in the proper position, the hemlines being dropped. Fashion emphasized on the bust, while backless evening gowns became the norm. The female body was modified so that a modern tone, while athletic bodies became a trend. The popularity of its slim and toned bodies introduced couturiers to manufacture what is now known as sportswear. While the "ready-to-wear" was unknown then, so clothes boutiques have known that "sport."
In the 1930s, Elsa Schiaparelli Madeleine Vionnet rose to prominence. Both are known to have innovative designs while not shattering the fundamentals of fashion. Schiaparelli became popular with the black and white bow tie. He became known for her exciting designs ever since. Some of his notable work was a desk with drawers for pockets in addition to clothing and shoe-shaped hat. He also made me a white silk dress.
Vion second design was inspired clothes to the old statues. She created classical gowns that more often than not seemed to put off a Greek frieze. He also produced clothes that fit the body, less unnecessary accessories, but create an elegant and flowing lines. , By the time he retired at the end of the decade, Vionnet enjoyed a reputation among fashion industry movers.
In the 1930s, Elsa Schiaparelli Madeleine Vionnet rose to prominence. Both are known to have innovative designs while not shattering the fundamentals of fashion. Schiaparelli became popular with the black and white bow tie. He became known for her exciting designs ever since. Some of his notable work was a desk with drawers for pockets in addition to clothing and shoe-shaped hat. He also made me a white silk dress.
Vion second design was inspired clothes to the old statues. She created classical gowns that more often than not seemed to put off a Greek frieze. He also produced clothes that fit the body, less unnecessary accessories, but create an elegant and flowing lines. , By the time he retired at the end of the decade, Vionnet enjoyed a reputation among fashion industry movers.
