2019:
And now the present! This was actually my only outfit I had that was a now days style!
I got some Joni jeans from Topshop and added an or orange bodysuit also from topshop.. then a big fluffy coat yet again also from topshop!
Can you tell I love topshop?😂
Then the matte taupe lipstick from Missguided.
Then a messy bun! And that’s pretty much it my 2019 fashion look.

2000:
The 00s I don’t actually have a lot of clothes from since like I said pretty much my whole wardrobe is based on 80s/90s!  But I think i managed to pull it off.. just some casual Joni jeans from Topshop, with a flowing vest top from H&M..
Then I added a leather Jacket from new look.
Then I put my hair in a low ponytail with some hair clips in! Very easy look to create no problems at all. 10/11

1990:
Now the 90s is pretty much what my book is based on “and some of the 80s” the 90s is actually what gave me inspiration on this whole video.. I wrote up a page actually on the “friends” ‘Debra McGuire’ she created all of the outfits and Rachel’s fashion I get so much inspiration from.
All I did was got some flared flowing trousers from topshop and added a little beige crop top also from topshop! Then I got a scrunchy and put my hair half up half down.. i pretty much have my hair like that on a daily! Then some clear vintage glasses! And a necklace from monsoon. 9/11

1970:
The 70s duuudeees, haha!
Oh my.. the 70s hippy look was pretty much all from my mums closet, I love the 70s so much the music, the fashion, the hairstyles, just the whole generation itself!
All I did was get some flared jeans from river island.. then added my mums top from monsoon, with a hipster touch to it! Then got a hair wrap from
Lush. With some funky hoop earrings from misguided, again the Matte lipstick and a leather bracelet! 7/11

1950:
Oh my god! 50s was by far my favourite look, it was very vintage and unique, it had an energy to it that the other dresses didn’t have as much and it just looked amazing..
We popped into an old vintage shop in Chatham and on the label it actually said “1950s dress” so I got extra lucky with it! Then we just put my hair in a high ponytail and tied some red ribbon around it, some red lipstick and a little scarf.. also you might notice in the video that my scarfs changed.. well I was wearing on and thought it was too bulky so I got a smaller one but I liked the shots more so I kept it in. 5/11

1940:
In our vintage, military sort of look outfit was actually the first outfit I found, it was very easy to put together and I would probably wear that dress anyways, I bought it from house of Fraser.
Then Tallie helped me out of the “victory rolls” hairstyle..
It took us both quite a few tries since you have to roll the hair outwards but using just your finger! Then you need hairspray and Bobby pins to keep it in! but we helped each other and we got there in the end..
Then I used a casual beach hat and added some black ribbon on it to create a more 40s look.
The only regret I had was forgetting about a little leather satchel! I was gutted but yet again it’s still one of my favourites :) 4/11

1930:
In this look I must say it was very hard to find believe it or not.. at first I thought 30s would be the easiest but I think it was actually the hardest, we had to try and find a long skirt from just below the knees..
I popped into a few charity shops and managed to find exactly what I was after!
Then after I just added a blouse from Dorothy Perkins to go with it since we couldn’t really find any shoulder padded blazers that would suit for that year.. I also added a little hat from topshop with some bright orange/red lipstick from Barry M.
other than the few problems we had I thought we pulled it off well! 3/11

1919:
my 1919 fashion look actual was very easy to put together/find.
All I used was a long black skirt from river island.
And to go with it just an blouse from my mums wardrobe!
And to finish the look off I added an elasticated belt.
For the hairstyles we just added a bun, it was sort of like a messy bun you have indoors really.. we just loosened it up at the back a lot and stuck a few bobby pins in it! And that was it, my finished 1919 look. 1/11

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