This Discussion group primarily serves The History of Fashion and Dress Class a free online do-it-yourself study class, formerly offered as a credit class at UAF
It is designed to provide theatrical costumers with a basic understanding of major periods in Western clothing history, and a working ability to research clothing of any culture or era, it is also geared to appeal to the broader social and historical interests of students involved in history, women's studies, sociology and psychology.
This course is publicly accessible by all persons wishing to use the text, discussion boards, or images for personal study. Anyone may view the class lectures, take part in class discussions, and do assignments for their own personal entertainment or education.
So true! I never wore blue jeans until after college really. Even in the 1920's the gangster style was elegant and handsome. What happened to undergarments?
I read this last message and smiled. Go back nearly a hundred years and read about the early 1920's and Flapper dress. Another lost and slutty generation.
Media shock and mediocrity are the theme of the day. Anyone who has a cool label and "gangsta" credit are the best designs to wear. I am not sure when "thugs"
Actually I'm in Canada, near Ottawa Ontario. It is a small town, but quite a few of the teens (and some parents) dress this way. I guess since there are so