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    Fashion in 20th century England went through several major phases. In the early 1900s, haute couture dominated women's fashion. From the 1920s to 1940s, fashion became more modern and casual. During World War 2 from 1940 to 1960, rationing led to simplified styles, but the 1960s brought a fashion revolution with the swinging London look. Key figures like Mary Quant popularized miniskirts and helped define 1960s youth fashion. Vivienne Westwood also had a major influence with her punk designs in the 1970s. Major fashion weeks were established to showcase British designers internationally.

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    Fashion in 20th century England went through several major phases. In the early 1900s, haute couture dominated women's fashion. From the 1920s to 1940s, fashion became more modern and casual. During World War 2 from 1940 to 1960, rationing led to simplified styles, but the 1960s brought a fashion revolution with the swinging London look. Key figures like Mary Quant popularized miniskirts and helped define 1960s youth fashion. Vivienne Westwood also had a major influence with her punk designs in the 1970s. Major fashion weeks were established to showcase British designers internationally.

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    FASHION IN 20TH

    CENTURYS
    ENGLAND
    Kiss Tekla

    FASHION IN GENERAL

    THE HISTORY OF 20TH CENTURY


    WOMENS CLOTHING
    Haute

    Couture
    Era 1900-1920
    Modern
    Era 1920-1940

    THE HISTORY OF 20TH CENTURY


    WOMENS CLOTHING
    Rationed Fashion and
    Fashion Revolution

    Look
    1940-1960
    1960-1980

    the New

    FASHION IN 60S LONDON

    Kings Road, Chelsea


    Kensington
    Biba
    Carnaby Street

    MARY QUANT

    Swinging London's most


    influential fashion icon
    =1960s fashion
    Education:
    Blackhealth

    High School
    Goldsmiths College of Art

    Alexander Plunket Green

    Bazaar -November 1955

    MARY QUANT AND THE MINI


    SKIRT

    Mod Look by Mary Quant

    AWARDS AND BOOKS

    Awards:
    1963

    - the first winner of theDress of the Yearaward


    1966 she was appointed OBE for her outstanding
    contribution to the fashion industry
    1990 - the Hall of Fame Award of the British Fashion
    Council

    Books by Quant
    1966Quant

    by Quant her first autobiography


    1984Colour by Quant
    1986Quant on Make-up
    1999Classic Make-up and Beauty Book
    2011Mary Quant: My Autobiography her second
    autobiography

    VIVIENNE WESTWOOD

    Born: Vivienne Isabel Swire


    Education:
    Glossop

    Grammar School
    University of Westminster

    Derek Westwood 1962


    Malcolm McLaren
    Let

    it rock 1971

    1998 - the Queen's Export Award

    PUNK LOOK AND PIRATES

    BRITISH FASHION COUNCIL AND


    LONDON FASHION WEEK

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