Fashion & Beauty

Fashion Eras Ranked

Fashion Eras Ranked is a structured fashion & beauty dataset with 9 entries. Its fields include Era, Defining Look, Style Icons. The source values are preserved as a structured reference table.

Every row is shown below and is also available as CSV, JSON, or Excel.

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Source:Community curated
Updated:3/26/2026

Dataset details

Table scope
All 9 rows
Fields
4 columns
Source
Community curated
Data updated
Mar 26, 2026

Included fields: Era, Defining Look, Style Icons, Known For.

The table contains every record in this dataset; the same records are available in each download format.

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No reliable range or grouping can be calculated from the loaded rows without interpreting the source data.

Useful for

  • Comparing Era, Defining Look, and Style Icons across fashion & beauty entries
  • Building reference tables, charts, or analyses from 9 downloadable records
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Era
Defining Look
Style Icons
Known For
1920s — Roaring Twenties
Flapper dresses, drop waist, fringeCoco Chanel, Josephine BakerWomen liberated from corsets, Chanel introduced casual elegance, Art Deco influenced everything, jazz age glamour
1950s — New Look
Full skirts, cinched waists, pearlsAudrey Hepburn, Grace Kelly, Marilyn MonroeDior's New Look post-war femininity, poodle skirts, James Dean's rebel leather jacket, Breakfast at Tiffany's little black dress
1960s — Mod & Space Age
Miniskirts, go-go boots, geometric patternsTwiggy, Jackie Kennedy, Brigitte BardotMary Quant invented the miniskirt, Courrèges space-age fashion, Woodstock hippie counter-culture, Carnaby Street revolution
1970s — Disco & Bohemian
Bell bottoms, platforms, wrap dressesDiane von Furstenberg, David Bowie, Bianca JaggerStudio 54 disco glamour, Halston's minimalism, punk emerged with Vivienne Westwood, DVF wrap dress liberated working women
1980s — Power Dressing
Shoulder pads, neon, Dynasty glamourPrincess Diana, Madonna, Grace JonesBigger is better — hair, shoulders, jewelry, MTV created fashion TV, fitness wear became streetwear, Versace excess
1990s — Grunge & Minimalism
Flannel, slip dresses, combat bootsKate Moss, Kurt Cobain, Carolyn Bessette-KennedyAnti-fashion rebellion, heroin chic vs glamazon supermodels, CK One unisex everything, Gap khakis normcore, Marc Jacobs grunge collection got him fired then famous
2000s — Y2K & Logomania
Low-rise everything, velour tracksuits, logosParis Hilton, Destiny's Child, Carrie BradshawJuicy Couture tracksuits, Von Dutch trucker hats, bedazzled everything, Sex and the City made fashion TV, denim-on-denim Britney and Justin
2010s — Athleisure & Streetwear
Sneakers with everything, oversized, SupremeRihanna, Kanye West, Virgil AblohStreetwear invaded luxury (Off-White, Yeezy), athleisure killed dress codes, Instagram fashion, fast fashion explosion, sustainability backlash began
2020s — Quiet Luxury & Dopamine Dressing
Old money aesthetic, bold colors, gender-fluidZendaya, Timothée Chalamet, Bella HadidSuccession's stealth wealth, Barbiecore pink explosion, Y2K revival, TikTok micro-trends cycle faster than ever, thrifting is cool

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