1950s The neat and tidy look. Simple cardigans and... skirts.
loud
flared
ripped
pleated
1960s Flower power. Miniskirts and ... trousers.
designer
flared
skimpy
bootcut
1970s Show the midriff with a ... crop top. Black make-up, safety pins and ... tights.
shabby/ripped
shabby/flared
skimpy/ripped
skimpy/bootcut
1980s In-your-face fashion. Shoulder pads and ... colours.
shabby
designer
loud
1980s New romantics wore ... jeans and heavily ... silk shirts, for the pirate look.
flared/shabby
flared/embroidered
bootcut/shabby
bootcut/embroidered
1990s Welcome back platform shoes! We totter about treacherously on ... heels.
designer
loud
five-inch
2000s Dress down for the grunge look. Oversized ... clothes for that worn-in look.
shabby
designer
skimpy
Anything goes for the today’s trendsetters. From the ‘couldn’t be bothered’ scruffy image to the chic ... look.
loud
ripped
designer
shabby
I wear clothes which are eco-friendly and ... with my beliefs. My clothes are an expression of who I am.
consistent
compliant
Fashion is an expression of our ... . It is our way of making a statement about who we are.
individuality
individualism
All trends are repeated and they all become ... from each other. I don't know why we keep trying to re-invent the wheel.
indistinguishable
incomparable
Right now a lot of people look the ... image of scarecrows. You know, with that trend for wearing their jackets halfway down their backs.
spitting
splitting
Talking about fashion is ... to a conversation about biscuits I'm not interested in the slightest in trends.
equivalent
equal
Fashion victims are ... copies of each other. They just want to follow each other like sheep and fit in with the crowd.
cardboard
carbon
