Read the text and choose the heading for each paragraph in it No changes in clothes Disappearance of some clothes Clothes became longer One model of shoes for men and women Revolution in fashion Most colourful clothes than ever New hair styles Before the First World War fashions didn't change very quickly. Men wore dark suits. They had short hair and moustaches were popular. Women wore long dresses and they had long hair. Under their dresses they wore stiff corsets. These gave women a very narrow waist, but they were very uncomfortable. In the Roaring Twenties dresses and hair became much shorter. People saw women's knees for the first time! Corsets disappeared. A straight figure with no waist was fashionable. For men, trousers with very wide legs became fashionable. They were called Oxford bags. In the 30s and 40s, hair, dresses and coats became longer again. Men's fashion didn't change very much. Men wore a suit, a tie and usually a hat, too. Moustaches were less popular. In the 1950s, people were richer and teenagers spent a lot of money on clothes. For men this was the age of a teddy boy. Teddy boys wore long jackets in very bright colours – pink, orange or yellow – and very tight trousers. For women, jumpers and blouses with wide skirts and short socks were the fashion. Both men and women wore shoes with long pointed toes. The women's shoes had high stiletto heels. The 1960s saw a revolution in clothes. Everything changed. This was the time of the mini-skirt and long boots. For the first time in the twentieth century men had long hair – the famous Beatle haircut. In the late 1960s and the early 70th, the hippy "flower power" style was in. Women were long maxi-skirts. Men wore jeans and brightly coloured shirts or T-shirts. Clothes were very colourful. Very long hair was fashionable for men and women, and beards became more common (only for men, of course). The 80s brought teenagers with punk hair styles in red, blue, purple and green, and brightly coloured make up.

Задание

Read the text and choose the heading for each paragraph in it

No changes in clothes
Disappearance of some clothes
Clothes became longer
One model of shoes for men and women
Revolution in fashion
Most colourful clothes than ever
New hair styles

Before the First World War fashions didn't change very quickly. Men wore dark suits. They had short hair and moustaches were popular. Women wore long dresses and they had long hair. Under their dresses they wore stiff corsets. These gave women a very narrow waist, but they were very uncomfortable.
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In the Roaring Twenties dresses and hair became much shorter. People saw women's knees for the first time! Corsets disappeared. A straight figure with no waist was fashionable. For men, trousers with very wide legs became fashionable. They were called Oxford bags.
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In the 30s and 40s, hair, dresses and coats became longer again. Men's fashion didn't change very much. Men wore a suit, a tie and usually a hat, too. Moustaches were less popular.
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In the 1950s, people were richer and teenagers spent a lot of money on clothes. For men this was the age of a teddy boy. Teddy boys wore long jackets in very bright colours – pink, orange or yellow – and very tight trousers. For women, jumpers and blouses with wide skirts and short socks were the fashion. Both men and women wore shoes with long pointed toes. The women's shoes had high stiletto heels.
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The 1960s saw a revolution in clothes. Everything changed. This was the time of the mini-skirt and long boots. For the first time in the twentieth century men had long hair – the famous Beatle haircut.
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In the late 1960s and the early 70th, the hippy "flower power" style was in. Women were long maxi-skirts. Men wore jeans and brightly coloured shirts or T-shirts. Clothes were very colourful. Very long hair was fashionable for men and women, and beards became more common (only for men, of course).
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The 80s brought teenagers with punk hair styles in red, blue, purple and green, and brightly coloured make up.

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