The fashion industry is constantly
changing and revolutionizing new innovative styles. One particular fashion
trend that has evolved drastically throughout the years is denim. Denim trends
have made a long way of various transitions throughout the decades. In the United
States, the trends set in a little after European companies however they always
have a dramatic impact in fashion. From the 1980s to 2000s, jeans style and
washes have been on the rise of extreme popularity. Before the 1980s, high
waist and wide legged jeans were what everyone had on. In the 1980s, acid
washed jeans made their way onto the runway. The unique wash of these jeans
intrigued many denim lovers throughout the United States. In the 1990s, denim
jackets were rising as well as various fits of jeans; slim fit and in the late
1990s, relaxed fit. Acid washed jeans transformed into stone washed jeans that
just indicated some fading on the thighs and knees. The 2000s were all about
skinny jeans. Jeans that scrunched up on the bottom of your ankle became an
instant sensation overnight. Every kind of variation/wash of skinny jeans
existed.
In 2010, the shift of denim trends
began to repeat itself. The styles that were once popular pre 1980s are all
making their way back into fashion. Wide leg jeans, boyfriend/loose fitting
jeans and high waist jeans are all making their way back into the industry.
The interesting factor of fashion is
that it is constantly repeating itself. Learning from its history, it generates
a brand new future. The predecessor styles and fits of denim impact what will
be created and produced in the future.
The 2010s are on a rise to bring
historical fashion back. The styles of the past and present determine the
future. The 2020s are capable of anything.
1980s: Acid Washed Jeans
1990s: Slim Fit Jeans
2000s: Skinny Jeans
No comments:
Post a Comment