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The swinging sixties - maybe it was the fashion, or maybe it was the memories.

1920 'S so glamourous and feminine

The 80s was my Favourite it was very colourful, the hair was whacky. I remember men wearing a lot of makeup for a while.

Loved the 30s have seen sewing patterns from that era and if you were a larger lady you were called outsize, very non pc.

Loved the 20s, so stylish

I loved the style during the 2nd World War years especially sweetheart necklines.

Looking at old family photos, there may not have been much money around but the ladies in my family looked so stylish in the 40's.

I think the 80s were the best for fashion - bright colours and wild!

I think the 1920's looked fun & glamorous, well if you had the money!

the 40s

I love 60s fashion, mini skirts were so cool!

I think the 50s. Lovely dresses and the men looked great too!

I loved my teen+ years growing up and the fashion in the 70's. The best years of my life.

I wasn't around hen but I love the 50's all of he big skirts and big petticoats. My grandma (who loves this sight) has made me love them xx

I loved the 70's with flares and bright colours.

I love the 1950s, with its rockabilly dresses, net petticoats, wiggle dresses, just love the style of that era.

70's

It has to be the sixties, such bright, bold outfits.
Fun to wear to match your mood

I loved the 60s and wore mini skirts all the time

1965 to 1975 when every Thing and every body changed we were not kids any more we were young adults with dreams and some of the things we wore, how the hell did we get away with it

I wish I was around for the 50's. Both the women and men seemed so glamourous. Ladies fashion celebrated woman hood and it must have been such a welcome from the make do and mends approach of the war.

Love the 50s dresses and skirts never looked so great - got to love netting for lift

The fun of the fashion in the feisty seventies has got to be the best time for me. I used to make a lot of my clothes back then - with my mother's help, though not always her approval. One outfit, a long crocheted waistcoat over scarlet hot pants, was a particular favourite. I remember wearing it to a friend's wedding, teamed with high white boots. Ah, happy days!