W ith Halloween just around the corner, I got curious about what people did before Spirit Halloween. How did they dress up?

Dress code etiquette states that women wear hats for formal events, says Diana Mather, a senior tutor for The English Manner etiquette consultancy. "Up until the 1950s ladies were very seldom seen ...

So it gradually started to change however in the mid-20th Century and eventually by about 1950, there was a huge ... if you want your boy to grow up masculine, dress him in a masculine colour ...

Home economics education develops a general home economics major, a minor in clothing and a minor in food ... The School of Applied Arts and Sciences is made up of the Division of Vocational Education ...

It was common for people to dress up for Christmas in the 1950s. Even the trees wore their best. "Our tree, always a Scotch ...

They spoke about everything from "latex to singing back up with U2 and the ... s my most lady-like dress that would surely make someone with attitudes from the 1950s happy." Muireann added ...

Style in general has become less formal since the 1950s. Take a look below at how office workers have dressed across the decades. Why don't people dress up for work anymore? It's a question that's ...

Children are encouraged to dress in their Halloween costumes and trick-or-treat in the village. RELATED: 100 years of history encapsulated in Up North outdoor museum The event marks the last day ...

When you add it up, the total amount of synthetic microfibres ... wearing those polyester and nylon garments in a big way in the 1950s. Just over half this mass - 2.9 million tonnes - has likely ...

How did they dress up? Well, the answer is horrifying, and here are 16 photos from the Getty Archive, all from the '40s—'70s, and they're sending shivers down my spine. 1.This Big Bad Wolf ...