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Loved the 60s. The clothes were different the music was vibrant every day it felt great to be young

A lot of people say the 60's, but I'm going for the 80's - the jackets in particular, were so cool!!

l loved the 80s cloths

I liked the seventies. I still have a bright yellow cheese cloth blouse with embroidery,drawstring at neck and sleeves with tassels! I bought it in Paris so it's very special and still fits!

I think every decade brings its own look, and I could probably choose a favourite stylish piece from each one.

For me, Coco Chanel said it all, "La mode se démode, le style jamais!"
"Fashion goes out of fashion, style never!"

THE 70S. I loved glamrock

Personally I loved the Seventies. Such bright and bold fabrics with big designs.

Definitely the sixties when I stopped dressing like Mum and started wearing clothes purchased from King's Road Chelsea. We used to go to London twice a year to catch up on the latest fashion trends. Some hits (a Biba outfit) and some misses (bought a Viva Maria outfit influenced by the Bardot/Moreau film and predicted to be on trend which it never was)!

I loved the 80s yes we think it was all power suits but I was a New Romantic, loved my frills

I loved the 80s - when the long flowery dresses and skirts were fashionable. They covered up all the bumps and lumps and looked so elegant. They were wonderful to wear too - especially on a hot summer's day.

All the 1960's colours, prints and patterns. Still love them

Has to be the vibrancy of the 60s!

I really like the 60's Mod fashion

definitely the 60s, simple shapes made it easy and great fun to make most of our clothes

Definitely the 60s - everything changed so much from the previous decade.

Being a child of the same era it has to be the 1960's
for me . Mary Quant mini skirts hot pants and flower power
awh the memories

60s all the way - Mary Quant, Twiggy, mini skirts, bo-ho etc. I have seen all of the above styles reconstructed over the years. Nothing is new but innovation is exciting!

I quite enjoyed the noughties!

The 40s the women were so stylish, immaculate, from their hair, down to their feet. Pencil skirts Swagger coast, If I could go and live in the 40s just for a week, to get the chance to wear those clothes in that atmosphere it would be Heaven..

l think the cloths of the 60s was the best loved the flowing skirts it was always so glamouros and sleek

The 1920's and its daring prints and styles that must have rocked the world of a generation. In Paris particularly, some of the most innovative work was by Siégel and Pierre Imans, who were inspired by the Cubist and abstract forms of avant-garde art. The result was simply breathtaking!

It was the 60s for me. The beginning of freedom and being able to be an individual

I was born in the 1960's so "my" time for fashion was the 70's. Baby Doll smock tops, tiny waist and wide Oxford Bag trousers.

However my favourite fashion era is definitely the 20's.

I would love to have been one of those new age women who ditched their corset and dared to wear a flapper dress. Having their hair cut into a bob and doing the Charleston. Wow.

1980's,when i was a size 10

It has to be the sixties. Mini skirts and Mary Quant. I made a lot of my own clothes including a Quant dress but I saved hard from my Saturday job to buy a mail order dress from Biba!