Glamor magazine reveals the most controversial outfits and condemned fashion trends of the last 100 years (11 photos)

The authoritative fashion magazine Glamor showed the most controversial outfits and condemned fashion trends of the last 100 years. After all, what if not fashion reflects the spirit of its time? Each decade has its own a unique style that was initially condemned by the older generation. We invite everyone to an informative excursion into the world of style and fashion.

1910s





In the 1910s, tight, fitted skirts were at the height of fashion, emphasizing legs and buttocks. Pope Pius X required all bishops to publish pastoral letters expressing disapproval of such outfits.

1920s



In 1927 dancer Josephine Baker performed a dance in a bikini with bananas. The costume caused unprecedented controversy in society. Josephine even had to give a private performance in this cop outfit committee to obtain permission to speak publicly on it.

Baker was later praised for her ability to break down racist and sexist beliefs by regaining the body of a black woman.

1930s



In the 1930s, gender fashion norms began to change, and more and more women began to wear trousers both at work and in everyday life. Despite that this fashion was criticized, it subsequently took root in society.

1940s



In the post-war second half of the 40s, many fashion houses many fashion houses that continue to exist are subject to public criticism because of inappropriate luxury. Dior, for example, are trying make your outfits as simple and inconspicuous as possible. And that is not less, the creation of classic Dior skirts takes extra meters cloth, causing outrage among the public.

1950s



Bullet bras came into fashion, brightly emphasizing female forms. The fashion for such underwear was met with indignation, as it was believed that that it makes female forms too provocative and frank.

1960s



British designer Mary Quant popularized miniskirts, named after her favorite car, the Mini Cooper. This a controversial trend that has become a symbol of youth and rebellion, Koko Chanel called it "terrible".

1970s



Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren open their first a boutique where girls were dressed in leather, metal, bandages and provocative t-shirts. Clothing emphasized the cultural movement of the time, which rejected the traditions of the older generation.

1980s



During a performance in 1984, Madonna turned the wedding dress as a symbol of female sexuality. The performance was so provocative that many at the time believed that Madonna's career ended before it started.

1990s



In 1995, a Calvin Klein ad, fronted by Kate Moss, similar to a drug-addicted homeless child, caused an unprecedented negative public reaction. People were categorically against the image unrealistic and unhealthy image of the female body. Anyway, "heroin chic" entered the fashion industry for many years.

2000s



In 2000, Jennifer Lopez appeared at the Grammys in the legendary green dress with an incredible neckline. Due to the huge number search queries for this dress, Google launched the search function for the first time by photo.

2010s



Public backlash against abuse animals has reached its peak, so more and more in demand becomes clothing made of artificial leather and fur. A number of fashion brands decides to stop using fur and skins in his collections exotic animals.