Fashion: Post-Victorian to now

As Promised, here it is. I drew these at college between classes, completely from memory. I only used reference from my Lit book for the 40's shoes.

1. 1910- Edwardian, I believe it is called. The Gibson girl era. Note the bouffant...
2. 1920- flappers. of course this dress is longer than the normal flapper dresses.
3. 1940's- fashion becomes a little more masculine for women
4. 1950- fashion becomes very feminine again with full skirts and high heels
5. 1970- blah! polyester!
6. Present- we're all familiar with this fashion (I couldn't do the 80's and 90's... just too painful to draw...)

I'm going to have a 1300's- 1600's fashion lineup soon. If there is anything you would like to see done in fashion terms, feel free to ask

I'll also have a how to dress victorian 101 lineup with the steps to dress yourself in a civil war dress and a victorian bustle dress