Fashion cycles often mean that looks which were cool, say, 20 years ago, come back into style. The overarching lesson is that good looks are eternal. But fashion still keeps evolving, since preferences change and technologies develop that allow us to create with newer and more interesting materials and patterns.
However, that doesn’t mean that newer is always better. We’ve gathered some of the coolest and most interesting garments and accessories from the past. Get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote your favorites and be sure to share your thoughts in the comments section down below.
#81 Nena Von Schlebrügge (Uma Thurman's Mother) In A Two-Piece Velvet Dress By Larry Aldrich 💎 Vogue, 1961

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22points
#83 Silk Moiré Evening Dress Ballgown By Ww Ullberg And Company, Circa 1865, Worn By Countess Anna Fridica Wilhelmina Von Hallwyl

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22points
#84 Kodachrome Slides Of Kimonos In The 1950s. The Colours And The Silk Just Pop

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22points
#87 Woman Mountanier Stops At The Top Of A Glacier To Look While Using Sunglasses To Proecte Her From Snow Blindness, 1890s. Probably The Alps

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19points
#88 In Honor Of Olivia Hussey's Death, One Of The Gowns She Wore In The 1968 Romeo & Juliet

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19points
#89 Hot Pink Corset Of Satin With Hand-Made Bobbin Lace, Possibly Made In England, 1890-1895

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19points
#90 White Ball Gown, Cotton With Blue Silk Sash And Bow, French, CA. 1860, Worn By Alexandra, Princess Of Wales

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19points
#93 Dance Dress, Probably Lucile Ltd., New York, Silk, Fur, Metallic Thread, 1939

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17points
#96 Austrian Actress Marie Schleinzer (1874-1949) In Her Excentric "Bat-Woman" Dress, Made With Real Taxidermy Bats. Circa 1900s

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15points
#98 Legendary Olympic Track Athlete Florence Griffith Joyner Was Considered As Much An Athlete As A Fashion Icon

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14points













