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Welcome to Dressed The History of Fashion, a podcast that explores the who what,

win of why we wear. We are fashion historians and your hosts, Cassidy Zachary, and April

Callahan. Hello friends and welcome welcome welcome to yet another edition of

fashion history where we answer you, our

listeners questions and Cass in light of the fact that last week's episode not

this week but last week's episode, not this week, but last week's full length episode was

Future Fit, a history of the jump suit. I thought it only correct that we

continue to explore this theme of futuristic fashions a little bit further and as it happens we also very

recently got a listener request on this subject.

Yeah so listener Diamond D.D. D. D. D. D.D. he wrote to us on Instagram. She wrote, I have a subject that I would

love to hear a deep dive about in an upcoming episode. This has to do with the future of fashion

seen in the past through cultures, art, etc.

Since we are in 2020 and the only references are from futuristic films over the past 120 years,

so many films had a quote-unquote view of the way fashions will become in 100 to

a thousand years from now and you know they're somewhat inaccurate so did

cultures 150 to 2,000 years ago view futuristic fashion?

This comes in lieu of the Oak Chur collections

this week that were sort of all over the place

in terms of future fashion. fashion okay thanks again for your

podcast kiss kiss what a great question dede and while I can't say that we are

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