-Clothing is a contentious subject because fashion is something that is expressive and personal. The ideal body type and shape for a woman, however, are also fads. Some appearances were deemed appealing in the previous century, but they have since faded to become what you see now. The changes are frequently minor, but occasionally they can be startling. A person’s ideal body type is frequently prescribed by society, which is how celebrities rose to fame. Is that still the case in the contemporary world? Let’s examine various body types and fashion trends across time to see how things have changed.
1910’s ‘Gibson Girl’
In the early 1900s, businesses frequently utilized illustrations to promote their products. The cost of publishing photos in magazines was higher. Leading illustrator of the period, Charles Dana Gibson frequently portrayed women wearing long gowns and corsets.
1910’s ‘Gibson Girl’
Camille Clifford
Camille Clifford, a stunning actress and model, was one of the Gibson Girl persona’s proteges. The 18-inch waist that she had at the time was the envy of every woman. Yet to do it, a long gown and a corset were required!
Camille Clifford
