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In The Fashion World, Oldies Are Goodies

Posted by Sara Zucker on November 11, 2009 03:19 PM

Yes, past trends often are recycled, but lately, the past itself has become a trend.

With the popularity of Mad Men, curve-skimming dresses and the rise of the suit have become apparent. Go back a bit, to the 1940s, and find clothing perfect for winter's holiday parties: satin, velvet, and silk were at their peak.

The recent fall/winter 2009 collections of Lanvin and Christian Dior employed all of those materials, proving that some eras never die. Many other brands are taking full advantage. Practically anything to do with the Forties – big shoulders, pencil skirts, crêpe dresses, platforms, costume jewelery – has been dug up and put back on the shelves. The Telegraph's Sarah Mower has her pulse on this revival.Continue reading...

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