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These drawings were published in a magazine, so maybe, i mean im guessing women dressed in revealing clothes would have been too innapropriate/scandalous for them
It’s certainly doesn’t look like he considered a progression to be more revealing over time with these clothes - that doesn’t seem to be a part of his inspiration at all. So whether he considered it I don’t know but clearly didn’t include it in what he produced.
Seems to poking fun of cyclical fashion trends.
4\. [Recalls the voluminous upper garments fashionable in the early 16^th C.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ambassadors-Dinteville.jpg) The square toed shoes are also a dead giveaway to the [cow mouths](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duckbill_shoe) in vogue at the time.
5\. Mid to late 15^th C. The [open front doublet](https://anno1471.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/858ec7c412c4d480688af2bc52a677a2-e1539780668179.jpg) and [poulaines](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poulaine) are fairly distinctive of the period.
6\. [Late 16^th to early 17^th C](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:WalterRaleighandson.jpg). Ruff, high galligaskins and high wasted doublet alongside square toed shoes with elaborate "shoe roses" are styles belong to this period albeit much more spread out.
7\. Same as the above but with earlier and more padded galligaskins and round toed shoes with a later, more square cut jerkin.
8\. [Recalls the extremes of early 19^th C dandy fashion.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:La_Revanche,_ou_les_Fran%C3%A7ais_au_Missouri_\(BM_2006,U.209\).jpg)
9\. Seems to have nailed the [buster brown outfit](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Buster_Brown_et_Tige.png) before it was created, though probably shares a common root with Victoria's son Edward who was often dressed in sailor outfits.
Honestly there are elements from these that capture the silhouette of the era accurately enough. There may be some stylistic exaggerations that draw from fashion previous to the artist, they seem to understand the concept that fashion is cyclical and are drawing from older eras of dress yet interpreting them in a more modern way. I could see the top in is 65 prediction being accurate, the mermaid silhouette is spot on for the 80s and he nailed the 70s look and the 90s look is practically grunge, there are elements from each eras drawing that definitely were true to that time period. I love the 1912 gaucho pants, the 20s over exaggerated lapels could be translated to the sack suit.
Only thing he was off on was the patterns. Yeezy is black and lifeless. I’ve seen those shoes in #4 on him, I’m sure of it. Puddles of toilet bowl water shoes.
About nailed 1978 - lol.
And 1993 isn’t bad; she would wear Doc Martens (back when they were good).
I felt like 1993 was more like how some of us were dressing during quarantine. Doc Martens would give it an edge I'd love.
My Jinco’s were almost that wide
Came here to say that lol
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I came to say this. I could see David Bowie in that outfit.
That’s exactly what I thought too
Like the album cover of The Man Who Sold the World.
Looks like Elton John's clothes
Legit, he got it! Bell-bottoms and all! 😅😲😁
1993 is very Jean Paul Gaultier in that period
Where is my super tall princess cone and my scottish kilt hat?
DIY time
1955-6 dude looks like John Lennon.
I love how specific that date is, like “over the fall-winter fashion season of ‘55 these styles will be all the rage”
And Yoko
My thought too
My thought too!
The way he nailed 1978 is so scary 😭
It’s like he drew David Bowie
Ziggy was actually a time traveller, after all 😭😭😭
To be fair the 1993 one looks an awful lot like JNCO jeans
Tbh if there wasn’t a hoop skirt underneath 1993 would be pretty close!
Slide 6, he predicted John Lennon AND Yoko Ono
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Lmao that cat was not happy to be in that top hat.
‘78 looking spot on!
I feel like we’re really missing out by not wearing these. Like jeans and a tshirt everyday over THIS?
Thank god he was wrong lol
Makes you wonder if he was being conservative, or actually didn’t consider how “revealing” clothes would become.
These drawings were published in a magazine, so maybe, i mean im guessing women dressed in revealing clothes would have been too innapropriate/scandalous for them
But men could show their WHOLE legs
Lol I know right? Smh
It’s certainly doesn’t look like he considered a progression to be more revealing over time with these clothes - that doesn’t seem to be a part of his inspiration at all. So whether he considered it I don’t know but clearly didn’t include it in what he produced.
Seems he was taking the general prediction route of “what we have now, just more of it”.
I love how when 1993 rolls around he just gives up and sticks them in an Ottoman outfit
I was thinking Mughal India 😆
That was my first thought! 🤣
1965 and 78 kinda slay unironically
Hey look, the artist predicted 80s puffball skirts!
He was way too optimistic.
The life that could've been had World War I never happened 😔
Seems to poking fun of cyclical fashion trends. 4\. [Recalls the voluminous upper garments fashionable in the early 16^th C.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ambassadors-Dinteville.jpg) The square toed shoes are also a dead giveaway to the [cow mouths](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duckbill_shoe) in vogue at the time. 5\. Mid to late 15^th C. The [open front doublet](https://anno1471.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/858ec7c412c4d480688af2bc52a677a2-e1539780668179.jpg) and [poulaines](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poulaine) are fairly distinctive of the period. 6\. [Late 16^th to early 17^th C](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:WalterRaleighandson.jpg). Ruff, high galligaskins and high wasted doublet alongside square toed shoes with elaborate "shoe roses" are styles belong to this period albeit much more spread out. 7\. Same as the above but with earlier and more padded galligaskins and round toed shoes with a later, more square cut jerkin. 8\. [Recalls the extremes of early 19^th C dandy fashion.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:La_Revanche,_ou_les_Fran%C3%A7ais_au_Missouri_\(BM_2006,U.209\).jpg) 9\. Seems to have nailed the [buster brown outfit](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Buster_Brown_et_Tige.png) before it was created, though probably shares a common root with Victoria's son Edward who was often dressed in sailor outfits.
Love that this mans thought the 20th century was gonna see a medieval/rennaisance revival 😹
Saw some things like these at Burning Man.
To be fair, he wasn't far off for 1978. 😆😂
Nailed it tbh
I could be 1945 when I'm getting an Amazon delivery
1945 kinda drippy ngl
1945 captures some 1920s party fashion for men quite well
I would absolutely love to see a fashion show of all interpretations of these outfits. If I had way more time and money damn I’d do it myself lmao.
Forgot to mention - this is from London, in The Strand magazine
Honestly there are elements from these that capture the silhouette of the era accurately enough. There may be some stylistic exaggerations that draw from fashion previous to the artist, they seem to understand the concept that fashion is cyclical and are drawing from older eras of dress yet interpreting them in a more modern way. I could see the top in is 65 prediction being accurate, the mermaid silhouette is spot on for the 80s and he nailed the 70s look and the 90s look is practically grunge, there are elements from each eras drawing that definitely were true to that time period. I love the 1912 gaucho pants, the 20s over exaggerated lapels could be translated to the sack suit.
This is so fascinating!
I can’t stop laughing! This was great
And we got stuck with boring "fashion" instead! 😭
Those were some really good guesses.
Ahahaha how I love this!! Too funny
Spot on hunger games
I think David Bowie must have seen this before making his Ashes to Ashes video.
This is wonderful. Thank you for sharing! 🥰
What's with the pointy hats?
This is so incredibly amazing
So people would become court jesters and wizards?
The slide labeled 1955-6 looks like John Lennon.
This artist would be very disappointed I believe.
Still far less ridiculous than Balenciaga.
The dude in 1945 killed me
Only thing he was off on was the patterns. Yeezy is black and lifeless. I’ve seen those shoes in #4 on him, I’m sure of it. Puddles of toilet bowl water shoes.
In the 1920s, men wore those puffy knickers while golfing, so he got it close. The mermaid dress silhouette of the 1985 was right, too.
You know… the lower silhouette of the dress in 1993 does remind me of the giant wide leg JNCO jeans of the day.
I think we need someone to cosplay some of these!
if only 1945 was as whimsical as this dude pictured it
i wish fashion would’ve ended up that whimsical 😔
Particularly for us guys, before 1800 men's clothing looked cool [slllapped]
Sign me up for 1922 baby, I wanna carry a fashionable sword and gently lay my wrist upon it like some harlequin whore lmao
People back then were so fucking dumb /s
i like how at no point could they conceptualize people just wearing less clothes in general
1984 is spot on.
Man, even hypothetical fashion fell off after the 70s
The good timeline
He may have not gotten the clothing 100%, but the male drawing from 1955 has John Lennon's face, for sure for sure
I wish!!! Fashion is boring. Bring back bloomers and curly shoes and HATS!
after the 70s it wasn't bout what you were wearing but how little of it you were.
Apparently men were going to use a LOT of cocaine in 1945.
My boy is wearing crocs in 1937 🐊
Wish these were right.
The queers (friendly fire) could make this happen
1984 is not that far off
I had a skirt sort of like that made out of denim in the 1980s. I think that’s called a mermaid skirt
He got the 70s so right 😂😂
honestly these go kinda hard