Retro future fashion

This photo features 1960s space age fashion. The woman is wearing some sort of hat that is supposed to look like a space helmet as well as silver reflective leggings and a short shift style dress (Ashlin H 3/6)

Retro tennis whites get an abruptly futuristic update with scarlet tinted visors and sports-tipped sock boots in this brand new fashion editorial.

Despite the fact that Halloween has been celebrated for almost 2,000 years, the costumes we are accustomed to today have only been around for about 100 years.

France, Paris, 10 April 1979. Fashion show of Kansai Yamamoto autumn-winter 1979/1980 women's ready-to-wear collection.

Retro futurism, a design and cultural movement that blends past visions of the future with modern elements, has gained significant popularity among science fiction (sci-fi) fans, particularly in the fashion world. This unique style, often characterized by sleek, metallic fabrics, bold geometric patterns, and nostalgic

“it also let the readers know what the well-dressed 21st century teenager would be wearing.” [Space Family Robinson comic book page by Gold Key comics]

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space-age costume

The 1960s were a time of innovation and exploration. While science ventured into space with a series of missions culminating with the Apollo 11 touching ground on the Moon in 1969, fashion foresaw a broad cosmic future, experimenting with new technologies and fabrics. This week’s drop is inspired by the metallic trends and modern shapes of 1960s Space Age fashion and the retro futurism of that era as it evolved into the 70s and 80s. Predicting women’s fashion in the year 2000, the ‘Space…