So I am surfing the web one day and I stumbled upon the Victoria and Albert Museum, in England, website. They’re preparing for their exhibition of ‘Wedding Dresses’ in 2013 so they are creating a database of photographs of clothes worn for weddings from different cultures between 1840 to the present.
The database will provide an incredible record of fashion trends, customs, and styles from around the world. To build a useful historical record they request that the sender provide at least three photographs; the year of the wedding plus the names of the bride and groom; the place and the religion of the wedding.
Ideally the three images will show the fashion from the wedding and the principal image should focus on the detail of the wedding dress.
How great to go through your pictures, and the generations of your family, and become a part of history…
When the entire project is completed, we’ll have an incredible flashback into wedding fashion history. But I can’t help but think how cool it would be to see additional theme-based, or perhaps era-based, fashion flashbacks too. The 1950s may show varieties of poodle skirts and Cat’s eye glasses, while the 1970s will show plenty of corduroy, tracksuits, and platform shoes.
Hmm… Here’s my flashback gallery for all to enjoy!
- 1990s Bead Bracelets
- 1990s Grunge Wear
- 1990s Wedding Gown
- 1980s Shoulder Pads
- 1980s Parachute Pants
- 1980s Wedding Gown
- 1970s Platform Shoes
- 1970s Adidas Tracksuit
- 1970s Wedding Gown
See more:
2010 Wedding Gowns
Old Fashioned Wedding Dresses
History of the White Wedding Dress

















Just a note those adidas jumpsuits were NOT from the 70s they were from the 80s. The group was Run DMC and I grew up on them as a teenager in the 80s. Thanks
i live in london so will check this out. Loving the styles – who could forget about parachute pants!