100 Years of Fashion: From Flapper Dresses to Social Media Influencers, Here Are the Numbers

Revolutionize Your Wardrobe: A Century of Fashion Evolution
Okay, ladies, do I have a fun video for you today? I love history, and fashion history is no exception. Whenever I share tidbits with you on videos from when the pencil skirt came into vogue or the backstory on the Canadian Tuxedo, I always receive many positive comments. So, I thought I would devote an entire video to 100 years of fashion from the 1920’s to the 2020’s. Are you ready to embark on a sartorial journey through the transformative evolution of fashion over the past century? Watching how we went from the Roaring Twenties to the Modern Era is very interesting. Fashion has ebbed and flowed from flappers to power suits to streetwear, and today, it focuses on sustainability. Style has always been a powerful form of self-expression and has been a visual marker of societal changes.
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[@ElsaFernandez-qf7yq]

I wish the 1940s and 50s fashion made a comeback. The glamor of that era was absolutely classic and timeless

[@BethDjalali]

Fabulous decades!

[@marycanfield6441]

My mother was born in Scotland in 1909. When she was 17, she came to this country. I have a photo of her at Ellis Island wearing high black boots, a long wool coat and a cloche hat. She looked adorable! She wore dresses until the late 1960's when she first donned a pair of slacks. It's hard to believe today.

[@BethDjalali]

That is so cool you have a photo of her!

[@marycanfield6441]

@@BethDjalali Yes, I have no idea who took it but I cherish it.

[@mercedes523]

Mary, I’ll bet she was so elegant as many women were. I have pictures of my parents in the 60’s and my father always wore a suit and my mother was dressed to the “T” ( she still does). Cherish that photo.

[@PickleDoll432]

My mother was born in 1926. She never wore pants. Always a dress or skirt.

[@adrianarojas1496]

En español

[@nancysmith4529]

This was the best video. It actually captivated from beginning to the end! My favorite by far.

[@BethDjalali]

I’m so glad you liked it!

[@mercedes523]

This was so enjoyable! Thank you so much for your hard work on this. Great job!

[@BethDjalali]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@glorianelson9538]

The 50's fashion is my favorite...I remember my mother and my aunts wearing these beautiful dresses with full skirts, high heels to go shopping (!) I love the dresses Grace Kelly wore in her movies, she was so elegant. And it was fun to remember what I wore in the late 60's and 70's! Thank you for this interesting trip down memory lane!

[@BethDjalali]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@Avoid_Low_Frequency]

So many great historical fashions! Love that walk down memory lane.

[@BethDjalali]

It's so interesting to watch how fashion and history intersect.

[@terjemarken2411]

Wow!! Thank you so much for taking us with you on this journey, Beth!! 🥰 Very interesting and fun watching! You did a very good job here. I love those 1920s dresses.

[@BethDjalali]

You are so welcome! It’s so much fun to look back at how fashion has evolved.

[@cathymason1843]

Amazing history of fashion and what was happening in the world through the last century!

[@BethDjalali]

It's so interesting to see how fashion and modern times intersect.

[@teresacrooks6201]

I loved this look back at fashion having lived through much of it. Loved the show The New Look. Who knew fashion was so influential in German occupied France. Thanks Beth!

[@BethDjalali]

My pleasure!

[@kristiejearls836]

Thank you for the fashion history lesson! It made me think about my grandmothers and great grandmothers who lived through those decades.

[@BethDjalali]

You are so welcome!

[@GladBurgio]

This was great! It gave me goosebumps when you got to the 60's. I'm 2 years younger than you and had a pair of those white go-go boots! Delightful video! ❤

[@BethDjalali]

The 60s was the most turbulent decade. It really showed with the dramatic shifts in clothes.

[@missmellie6335]

Very informative! Edith Head designed all of Grace Kelley's wardrobe for the movie Rear Window.

[@BethDjalali]

Yes! She was an amazing costume designer!

[@joycepenn6123]

Enjoyed this!!! Loved pillbox hats, go-go boots with mini vinyl polka dot skirts, the 70's!!! Thank you!

[@BethDjalali]

All good choices!

[@arabellamagnolia3013]

Would love you to do a historical deep dive into each decade …😊

[@BethDjalali]

Thanks for the idea!

[@melissaseften7117]

This was fantastic, so interesting and presented very well!

[@BethDjalali]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bobbiecalgaro5888]

If you want to read a great book about that centers on Dior fashion from the fifties may I recommend The Last Dress from Paris. It was a great story with wonderful insight into the fashions created for Diors very wealthy customers during that time period.

[@BethDjalali]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@PickleDoll432]

Beth, I always learn so much from you! I never really connected fashion to what is going on in the world at that time and the impact it makes as far as fashion. Lovely video.

[@BethDjalali]

Nothing makes me happier to hear than this! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!

[@catherinegardner8407]

Very enjoyable! Many thanks!!!😁

[@BethDjalali]

My pleasure!

[@tplayspiano]

Thank you - I would love to see feminine elegance return to mainstream fashion today. You are doing your part to help!

[@BethDjalali]

What a lovely compliment. Thank you!

[@aidastanco2945]

Love this video. Have always been interested in fashion have a sister who studied fashion when she was younger. We have always been ones who would try the new styles, the new trends, and now that we are older we know what we like. We know what looks good on us, but we will always look forward to seeing where fashion goes.

[@BethDjalali]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@indrabrewer2036]

This was wonderful ! I hope we can reclaim some of the values in the different eras as we move forward.

[@BethDjalali]

❤❤❤

[@christinekellyrose9435]

Beth...this was one of your best videos! It would be great if you did a series on the fashion of each decade you covered here😊

[@BethDjalali]

Great idea!!

[@lalablotz7348]

I graduated in 1984 so I’m partial to that decade. Loved the fashion of that decade.

[@dianecyment1715]

This was a great video, Beth. I loved the 50's and 60's fashion that was brilliantly portrayed in shows like The Dick Van Dyke Show and Mad Men. I remember my mother's stunning style (I was born in 1957). Audrey Hepburn's style is one of my favorites. Thanks for this presentation.

[@BethDjalali]

Thanks for watching!

[@barbaragonzalez3504]

Loved this video. Thanks!🔥♥🙂👏

[@BethDjalali]

You're so welcome!

[@louisedenniss2679]

Thank you Beth! Since I am a History buff myself, this was indeed very interesting and fun to watch.

[@BethDjalali]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@aurig-su6gy]

I loved this video! I noted all the movies/shows you mentioned and I will definetly watch. Thank you so much!

[@BethDjalali]

You are so welcome!

[@carlsenlifeafter60carlsen11]

The 1940’s - 1950’s is my favorite fashion era. I wore dresses up until I went to high school in 1970 I never wore pants. I don’t know if everybody in my generation was that way, but we didn’t have a wardrobe with pants. We couldn’t wear pants to school until the 1970s.😊

[@BethDjalali]

Things have definitely changed through the years!

[@amymcginty6634]

Beth, thank you for a fantastic, fun & informative video! You sure did a lot of research! Love it!😘

[@BethDjalali]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@melaniesimpson6322]

Loved this one Beth❤So interesting and fun!!

[@BethDjalali]

Isn't history fascinating? Always love to hear from you!

[@megmellon-smith2029]

This was so well researched and well written! Fun!

[@BethDjalali]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

[@bwu-yo9bd]

Tolles Video. Sehr interessant, auf 100 Jahre Mode-Geschichte zurück zu blicken. Danke dafür.

[@BethDjalali]

Danke für das Lob!

[@KimFales]

Very interesting video! Thanks for putting it together.

[@BethDjalali]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@barbararupert4774]

A WONDERFUL video‼️💞❤️

[@BethDjalali]

Thank you! 🤗

[@patshifflett4205]

Nice change of pace. Great video

[@BethDjalali]

Glad you liked it!

[@barbarapaterson2399]

Great video! So fun and informative too!

[@BethDjalali]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@LindaKing-lf8nk]

Nellue Don fashion from Kansas City was very popular in the 20’s-40’s. Made affordable fashion for the average woman

[@trevsutton2314]

excellent!! very good put together

[@BethDjalali]

Thanks for watching!

[@moekeith9633]

Like the video about your mom, this video brought back a flood of memories. The world of fashion is so rich and connected to human experience, perhaps especially for woman. Thank you!

[@BethDjalali]

So true!

[@laurennguyen1008]

I love your fashion history lessons.

[@BethDjalali]

Nothing makes me happier than to hear this. Thank you!

[@parvinmalik9203]

Great video, thank you beautiful lady!

[@BethDjalali]

You are so welcome!

[@LauraJdogmom]

I wish you were 100% correct about the trend toward sustainability. It's true that more companies and brands are making the effort. Sadly, we are still dealing with the effects of "fast fashion," with super-trendy clothing being made and sold cheap each season, only to end up in a landfill in Africa in six months. I suppose that is one good reason to buy classic pieces that will last for years--it's more environmentally friendly, not to mention more friendly toward the workers who produce it. You used a lot of examples from various movies in this vid. I'm wondering--do you have a favorite movie that centers on the fashion industry, and/or in which fashion plays a major role? I still love The Devil Wears Prada. More recently, I really enjoyed Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris. The costumers did a wonderful job of recreating Dior's haute couture New Look outfits. Lots of petticoats!

[@BethDjalali]

When the population at large is finally convinced that cheaper isn't better that's when the tide will really turn. We have to remember it's US who want something for nothing...

[@Teasha-cw6zd]

Interesting and fun to watch!

[@BethDjalali]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@marilyn6905]

Precious...LOVE this!

[@BethDjalali]

Thank you! 😊

[@laurimurray6388]

Great video, loved the gogo boot memory!

[@BethDjalali]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sandrabuckley4609]

Beautiful!! 🌸💕

[@pamkirby4390]

Great video 🤩💛

[@BethDjalali]

Thank you!!

[@JanaLongBeingBoomerYoga]

Hi Beth, all this time I thought it was Edith Head who designed Grace Kelly’s wardrobe in the movie “Rear Window,” not Christian Dior. I love all the looks in this movie and 50s fashion in general.

[@BethDjalali]

Edith Head did design that movie. I only meant that many of the outfits were based on Dior’s New Look

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I loved Ralph Lauren in the 80s, it’s too bad the brand downgraded its originally-fine fabrics to cheap synthetics.

[@cindyvanhoy4006]

Hello-your “shop my outfits” link is coming up as “invalid”…hope you can help because I LOVE the blouse you’re wearing as you chat with us!!😊

[@BethDjalali]

Hi! Here is the link to the blouse: rstyle.me/+eJMSOewwGvTR-qUKlebKwg

[@valeriecoopet9897]

This was very interesting and fun!

[@BethDjalali]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@tinaparmer6545]

What happened to the 70s? Beth that was our decade 😢. I think it’s here now though. I’m loving my wide leg pants.

[@BethDjalali]

To keep the video shorter I stuck to every 20 years.

[@turragorman59]

❤❤❤

[@BethDjalali]

Thanks for stopping by!

[@sandrabuckley4609]

❤❤❤

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I’m surprised you skipped the 70s and 90s, for current styles they are the most influential decades.

[@guldenaydin9918]

💝

[@BethDjalali]

❤❤❤

[@guldenaydin9918]

​@@BethDjalali Thank you so much. 🏺You are precious like "amphora"...

[@andreaholloway-DDT68]

Perhaps concentrate on street fashion which poorer women had to always be more creative than " high fashion" the hair was practical for women working