The s was a decade when women started to look for alternatives to the constricting clothing they had been wearing for centuries past. This included pants, to-the-knee hems on skirts, lower waistlines or no waistband at all in regards to the flapper dress.
The rationing of nylon during World War II meant women started to make do without hosiery. In the s denim jeans became a more popular look, particularly for men, with influence from movie stars such as Marlon Brando and James Dean. The look quickly caught on for women as well. More casual clothing items continued to appear and gain acceptance from the s through the present day.
Khaki and dark-hued pressed pants are appropriate for both men and women, and skirts of a similar palette can also be worn on women. Sweaters, button-downs, polo shirts and blouses for women make good pairings. For accessories, you can add leather or faux belts and shoes, provided they are not too-casual sandals or athletic sneakers.
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