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They would have a mass produced garment to pull off the rack that would then be custom fitted to the customer HARD, BAKED, & MADE TO LAST Developments in synthetic materials were significant: mousseline de soie, crepe de chine were highly popular new fabrics Excellent clothing samples from this era can be found in museums today, because they lasted longer than natural fabrics Vulcanite, a hard rubber that was invented in 1850 for use in tires, was now used for imitation jet jewelry & false teeth Celluloid, developed in the 1860s by billiard ball manufacturers led to a tough pliable semi-synthetic plastic made from wood pulp & shellac Celluloid was used to make buckles, combs, brushes, & jewelry Collars, cuffs, & dentures were made of celluloid Although it was uncomfortable, highly flammable, & melted out of shape when used, it was easy to clean & maintain Celluloid became wildly popular & heavily used in mens & womens readymade or tailor made garments Bakelite was invented to replace celluloid
Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions: - Hayden Panettiere 2011 Golden Globe Awards - Ola Jordan 2015 Strictly Come Dancing Performance - Geri Halliwell 2008 Childrens BAFTAs - Elisabetta Canalis 2015 Vienna Ball #1: Janet Jackson 2004 Super Bowl Halftime Show In the modern world of YouTube, anything can go viral within hours, while DVR allows for moments to be immediately re-experienced
