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Unit 14

Fashion

Page 54

Track 28

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1

Oh, this is typical early 60s. That’s when guys started to wear their hair a little longer.

And girls wore skirts or dresses.

I love the wide belts and the boots that girls used to wear.

2

This must be the 1920s. I love the dresses women wore then—very straight and they came down to just above the knees.

And they wore their hair short sometimes with a little wave.

Men looked handsome, too, with those wide trousers.

They hung out in cafes all the time.

What a wild time that was! No wonder they called it the “Roaring Twenties.”

3

This is the late 60s-early 70s, of course.

Look at this woman’s long tie-dyed skirt. It’s so colorful.

The guys wore jeans and T-shirts with peace signs on them! And all the young people had long hair back then.

4

This must be the 1950s, when boys had their hair slicked back and wore high school letterman jackets and tight jeans.

I wonder how they ever got into them—or out of them for that matter!

The girls wore sweaters, neck scarves, and wide skirts.

5

Oh, this is the late 70s or early 80s, I think.

Both the guy and the girl have special hairstyles and they’re wearing lots of black leather.

But it’s hard to tell when this is exactly because some people still look this way!

6

This has to be around 1910. People dressed very formally back then.

Men had suits with long jackets and they usually wore black hats.

The women wore long dresses and capes. They looked very elegant.