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The bodice, delicately boned, promises that classic shape while a side slit hints at a daring moment

Though couturiers like Lucile and Coco Chanel had broken ground in the 1920s by introducing black as an option for our clothes (with a special assist from costume designers like Travis Banton), it was Givenchy's one-two punch of Sabrina and Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961) that really sealed the deal

Fabrics: Because of their ability to drape in a relaxed and natural way, high-shine fabrics such as satin and silk were ultra-popular in the '90s

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