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The 1960's was my favourite decade for fashion.

the 80s

The late 60's & early 70's were my favourite years....hot pants and mini skirts, platform shoes and flared jeans. Definitely my era and I still love flared jeans, they're quite slimming. Unfortunately the hot pants and mini skirts have gone together with the platform shoes. These have been replaced with sensible skirts, knee length, and comfortable loafers! Oh, to re-live those years!!

Parisiennes are always so chic in my opinion, I would love to read this book to learn more about how they lived and survived during and after the war. It's now in my Amazon wishlist! I too was a seventies girl and remember my trousers being ultra wide worn with platforms or wedges, then punk came in and they were ultra skinny worn with kitten heels. Those were the days! I would still love some cheesecloth shirts. In fact I'm off to eBaynow to have a look at their vintage stuff.....

I grew up in the 70's, all browns & oranges along with glam rock.

Hot pants and high thigh boots. David Bowie in his Aladdin Sane phase. Aerosol hair colour. Suede skirts with fringes and fringed bags to match. No style nowadays!

It has to be the 70's. I still have my special Laura Ashley dress which I absolutely loved wearing it.

I've got to choose the 1920s - the hemlines went right up, the bob was THE look to have, perhaps with a band around it decorated with beading, like your dress, Mary-Jane's with heels allowed you to dance the Charleston with ease (my favourite dance on Strictly!) It reminds me of The Great Gatsby too, a favourite book. I suspect it was only the very daring, or the very rich, who chopped off their long hair and wore the much shorter dresses, with their exquisite beadwork (how expensive they must have been!) But I'd loved to have been a "flapper", perhaps hanging out in Paris with Zelda and F. Scott Fitzgerald, Hemingway, James Joyce, Simone de Beauvoir and Sartre - I know I'm heading into the 30s now! Or in London, with Noel Coward and Ivor Novello...the 20s is the decade where the stuffiness remaining as a hangover from the Victorian era is finally dismissed.

I loved the 80's! I permed my hair and thought I looked like JR's wife in Dallas! Big shoulder pads!

Definitely the 60's - the styles were so fresh and new, I loved wearing them and going out dancing to the fab 60's music.

The forties - a period of such glamour, before the war of course

The 60s definitely - fab fashions and above all it was fun, which is why it keeps coming back into style.

I really admire the clothes of the fifties. They fitted those slim waists and had such a good cut to them that they looked couture even when they were home made! The styles were flattering and smart and people looked dressed for the occasion.

the glamour of the 30s, elegent, ladies wore hats and gloves, the style was influence by Hollywood stars like Vivien Leigh

has to be the 60s with all the different bold colours of clothing.

I love 1940's fashion

The defined waists and generous fabric of the 50s makes that my favourite fashion era.

I love the fashion for women in the 1920s. I am a fan of Coco Chanel who made trousers 'in' for the first time for women and created the timeless black dress. It is the freedom and comfort of the clothes yet still combined with sumptuous fabrics and art deco motifs that I adore.

I love 1920s fashion

For me it has to be the 80's, and my teen years. Neon, Acid Wash Jeans, Track Suits, Mullets, Sperry Topsiders, Huge Hair, Kangol, Power Suits and Bucket Hats.

I believe it was the 1960's

The 1950s. I got married in a 50s style dress.

I love the 50s style - so feminine and with the big skirts for dancing so much fun.

I would have to say the 1940s. I love the tea dresses and how everything was tailored.

I loved the Sixties clothes. I was able to make my own so had more than my parents could have afforded as I was still at school but there were so many colourful fabrics around and bold patterns. so different to those of the Fifties.