1. Daniela Salazar & Ashley Harper September 2012 Introduction to Engineering and Design

2. * Prehistoric: leaves and twigs * 200,000 – 30,000 B.C.E: fur and skin * 1810-1820: dresses became fitted (soft colors) * 1820-1830: complex clothing (more structured) * 1830-1840: hour glass styles * 1840-1850: gothic era * 1873: blue jeans * 1893: the zip fastener is invented * 1913: the bra is invented * 1914: woman wore pants * 1946: bikinis (invented) * 1950: poodle skirts (big) * 1970: hippy Style

3. * First clothing 200,000 – 30,000 B.C.E * Different body structure * Preferred warmth over fashion * Used fur and skin

4. * Bark * Plants * Skins * Furs * Grasses

5. * Resemble humans * Created things like pants, shirts, hoods and boots * Lived in ice age * Same protection as animals

6. * First century * Tunics and togas (light and lose) * Woman long dresses called a stola * Cotton and silk (rich only) * Wool

7. * 500-15000 A.D. * Wool and Linen * Long Sleeve * Headwear * Women wear dresses with shoulder straps

8. * 1601-1800 A.D. * Puffy * Stiff * Ruffles * Head sets * Western

9. * 1801-1900 A.D. * Tight from top * Four Dresses * Decoration * Hats and bonnets * Longer Breeches

10. * 1901-2000 A.D. * Big Hats * Long Skirts * Prom Dress * Leather * Hippy

11. * Repeating * Reveling * Mix and Match

12. * Quality * Style * Fashion * Material

13. * Continuation in change * Self Cleaning

14. Name: Mr. Covington Age: 53 September 28, 2012 * Pants * Work Clothes * Hippy Clothes * Studded * Skirts * Future Clothes

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